Sentence examples for entitled guide from inspiring English sources

A copy of the information booklet entitled "Guide du dos," the French version of The Back Book, is given to each participant at the end of the session as a source of complementary information.

In a paper written for National Security Agency NSAanalystssts entitled A Guide to Using Internet Buffers at GCHQ, the author notes: "[Tempora] represents an exciting opportunity to get direct access to enormous amounts of GCHQ's special source data.

The problem is to find ways of acting and thinking that are authoritative that is, are entitled to guide everyone's acting and thinking.

"In the worst case scenarios, these costs can even begin to have a debilitating effect on annual performance," says the report, entitled 'A Guide to FX Transaction Cost Analysis, Part 1'.

Entitled "Little Guide to Climate Protection", it taught visitors how to decrease their carbon dioxide emissions.

To provide information on reducing risk of chronic diseases, a flipchart entitled 'Nutrition Guide for Older People: Reducing Risk of Chronic Diseases' was developed.

In a review entitled 'A guide to clinical epidemiology for radiologists', Goldin and Sayre [ 7] commented that the poor understanding by physicians of the principles of statistical analysis weakens many investigations.

The development of a booklet entitled A guide for people who have osteoarthritis was led by researchers from Keele University in the United Kingdom and mirrored the MRC guidance for developing the components of interventions by combining evidence, engagement with stakeholders and qualitative research [ 32, 33].

More detailed information and advice about implementation concepts and processes is available in the GINA online appendix, in a 2012 publication entitled "A guide to the translation of the Global Initiative for Asthma (GINA) strategy into improved care" by B oulet et al. [ 14] in the European Respiratory Journal, and in implementation toolbox resources which will be published by GINA in 2015.

One of the best is the Peterson Field Guide Series entitled "A Field Guide to Trees and Shrubs" by George A. Petrides.

In 1984 Christian de Duve published a monograph entitled: 'A guided tour of the living cell' [1].