The phrase "as for section" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to introduce a specific section of a document or discussion, often to shift focus or provide additional information.
Example: "As for section 3, we will discuss the implications of the findings in detail."
Alternatives: "regarding section" or "concerning section".
As for Section 702 of FISA, the Supreme Court has held that the Fourth Amendment does not protect foreigners from searches conducted abroad.
As for Section 4, Ginsburg wrote that "the record for the 2006 reauthorization makes abundantly clear [that] second-generation barriers to minority voting rights have emerged in the covered jurisdictions as attempted substitutes for the first-generation barriers that originally triggered preclearance in those jurisdictions".
As for Section 74, if Chloe was blindfolded, and lied to over and over, was she really free to consent to what was being put inside her? That's why, though Chloe said the intimacy – the foreplay – the pair shared made her feel sick, it was the acts of penetration which saw Newland convicted.
(2) Spatially local space time sample variograms were calculated for each spatial location u β using the same procedure as for Section 4.2(1), but applied only to the subset within each spatially local cylinder, { z β (u c, t c ) ; c = 1, …, n (u β ) }.
As for Section 3.1, if we assume that end-systolic pressure is very close to MAP (Pes ≈ P m ), we get the following relationship between PP, end-systolic pressure, and DP: (12) P es ≅ P d + 1 3 (P s − P d ) ⟶ P p = P s − P d ≅ 3 (P es − P d ) which indicates that PP is linearly proportional to the difference between end-systolic pressure and DP.
Multicellular patterns comprise basic filamentous forms as found for section III, as well as more complex forms involving terminal differentiation, present in sections IV and V.
Therefore, this chapter is recommended as a prerequisite for Section IV.
He could repudiate the "cricket test", rather as he apologised for Section 28.
Likewise, new ideas for development of biomechanical evaluation methods are presented in Section V, thereby reading of this chapter is considered as essential prerequisite for Section V.
The ability to image intact, but treated and even cryopreserved tissues could allow 3D visualization without destructive sectioning, as well as better planning for sectioning and staining [36].
For the most exclusive strategy, P. monophylla (EU998745.4), P. ponderosa (FJ899555.2) and Pinus thunbergii (NC_001631.1) were used as outgroups for sections Quinquefoliae, Pinus and Trifoliae respectively.
