Sentence examples for b documents from inspiring English sources

The Class B documents deal with the interpretation of section 72 of the constitution, dealing with the removal of judges on the ground of "proved misbehaviour".

Contemporary information on the production and use of DDT was obtained from a) formal questionnaires by the Stockholm Convention Secretariat, completed by national authorities; b) documents published by the Stockholm Convention; c) direct communications with national authorities; and d) information available from project proposals submitted to the Global Environment Facility (2009).

The documents were classified as: a) Documents of palliative care institutions, or other medical or health institutions; b) Documents on end-of-life/terminality in general, or on a specific situation/need/symptom of end-of-life; c) Documents classifying themselves as "position statement" (in the title), or "others".

(b) Document the harvest volumes (e.g., m3) during the historical RP (HRP), based on statistics and/or modelling analysis.

Section B documented diagnostic and treatment information, and data regarding the onset and symptoms of PD.

Category B documented the intensity of immunostaining as 0 (no immunostaining), 1 (weak), 2 (moderate), and 3 (strong).

Category B documented the percentage of immunoreactive cells as one (0 25%), two (26 50%), three (51 75%), and four (76 100%).

Category B documented the intensity of immunostaining as 0 (no immunostaining), 1 (weak), 2 (moderate), or 3 (strong).

Category B documented the percentage of immunoreactive cells as 0 (no immunoreactive cells), 1 (few scattered immunoreactive cells, <1%), 2 (1–10%), 3 (11–50%), 4 (51 80%), and 5 (>80%).

Step 1 ended with two optional Personal Decision Activities where patients could: a) self-quiz their knowledge of the key facts, and b) document questions for their doctor.

We aimed at: (a) documenting local illness concepts and the indigenous nosography of breast pathologies during lactation; (b) documenting women's health seeking behaviour; and (c) describing available remedies for prophylaxis and treatment.