A brochure for Beware uses a hypothetical example of a veteran diagnosed with PTSD, indicating they also take into account health-related data.
Microsoft Publisher organizes its brochure designs and templates according to the purpose you plan to use your brochure for.
Additionally, children and parents received a brochure about accelerometer use including the instructions for children (See additional file 2: instructions and information brochure) and the diary.
A large number of P-DAs, in such forms as computerized programs, brochures, decision boards, videotapes, and others, are available for use in cancer care.
In tables prepared to accompany its March 2008 brochure "Agricultural Uses for Flue Gas Desulfurization (FGD) Gypsum," the EPA shows higher levels of antimony, arsenic, and mercury in FGD gypsum than in natural gypsum, although in every case except that of selenium and thallium, metal levels in natural and FGD gypsum overlapped or fell below national average background levels in soil.
It was a brochure for an educational publisher warning kids against drug use called DRUGS AND YOU, TOO.
It was a brochure for an educational publisher warning kids against drug use called DRUGS AND YOU, TOO.
What we used to know as the album now is just the brochure for the commercial of the experience".
"Number one seller for four years running," the brochure read, "in use at 800 private hospitals across the nation".
Materials of information, education, and communication (IEC) such as posters, flipcharts, and brochures were used for demonstrations.
A brochure for the occasion contained the predictable shocks.
