Refers the dispute
to the adjudicator within seven days of the notice.
The term ' e-science '
commonly refers
to large-scale scientific collaborations carried out over t.. .
Refer to will
seem perfectly sober.
Referred the matter
directly to the cma.
Referred by gps
to any of the four consultants.
Myosin ii, the form found in skeletal muscle, is
sometimes referred
to a conventional myosin.
Referred in the first instance
to the student ip committee.
Referred for assessment
for liver transplantation.
Referring to the
sacrifice of the mass.
Refer a complaint
through a member of the european parliament.
Refers specifically
to: regional affiliation: scottish dialect; lift versus elevator.
Referred patients
did not see a physician.
Tours are designed and planned by ctc members,
hereinafter referred
to as the leader, on behalf of the company.
Referred for treatment
straight away.
Refer any reader
seriously investigating these possibilities to ask him for a reprint.
Referred the case
to the ombudsman.
This occurs as cubic crystals of what is
often referred
to as fool's gold.
Referred for resolution
within the directorate procedure.
These children were assessed at ages 4 and 6 years and are
hereafter referred
to as the longitudinal sample.
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