Examples of 'meant to refer' in a sentence
Meaning of "meant to refer"
meant to refer - This phrase is used when something is intended or designed to point or allude to a particular person, thing, or idea. It suggests that the primary purpose or aim of something is to direct attention or make a connection to something else
How to use "meant to refer" in a sentence
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meant to refer
The remark was meant to refer to health not to intellect.
Irrespective of what they are meant to refer to.
It was meant to refer to itself.
The Icelandic Authorities have explained that this was meant to refer to the same thing.
The compound word is meant to refer to the hill of the golden temple.
Many jurisdictions ' laws against " slingshots " were actually meant to refer to slungshots.
Proximal is meant to refer to locations that are closer to the catheter delivery hub.
Church was never actually meant to refer to a place at all.
Low shear is meant to refer to lower shear than applied during conventional homogenization.
Both sponsors stressed that the article was meant to refer only to military personnel.
I meant to refer to the first Gulf War.
Confessed by the same council meant to refer the Church the same reality of God.
A “ peptide ” is meant to refer to a particular amino acid subset having functional activity.
The abbreviations as used herein are meant to refer to the following,.
Obviously, he meant to refer to Church legislation generally.
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As used herein, the term " adherent cells " is meant to refer to stromal cells.
I think you meant to refer to Representatives.
The use of the words here are meant to refer to " common sense.
Certainly he meant to refer to the family of grapes known as ( Vitis ) " Vinifera . ".
The term " fluid " as used herein is meant to refer to liquid and / or gas.
The term " fragment " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of the molecule.
The term " non-adherent cells " as used herein, is meant to refer to hematopoietic precursor cells.
The term " material " is meant to refer to the composition used for a specific layer.
The four " I " 's in this sentence are meant to refer to the same thing.
As used herein HIV is meant to refer to these viruses in a generic sense.
By " part of the same subunit " is meant to refer to a subunit comprising certain ingredients.
The term " autologous " is meant to refer to tissue that originates from the same host.
The term " fragment " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of ICErel-II.
The term " fragment " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of ICErel-III.
The term " indeterminate " was meant to refer to the person 's status before the appointment.
A " hapten-binding molecule " is meant to refer to any molecule capable of binding to a plasmin inhibitor.
The term " fragment of p43 " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of that molecule.
The term " fragment " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of human VR3 receptor.
The term " fragment " is meant to refer to any polypeptide subset of wild-type human KDR.
The term, " hyaluronic acid ", is meant to refer to unmodified or non-derivatized hyaluronic acid.
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