Sentence examples for handbook describes from inspiring English sources

4 5 The Cochrane Handbook describes situations in which an analysis can be judged to be at low or high risk of bias.

Third, from a consumer health informatics perspective, the Human-Computer Interaction Handbook describes methods for identifying users' needs and for improving the design of web-based tools by engaging users in rapid iterative cycles of design, evaluation, and redesign [ 32].

For example, the Cochrane handbook describes the use of narrative synthesis 'where meta-analysis is either not feasible or not sensible', [ 1] and CRD guidelines refer to the possibility that 'a non-quantitative synthesis may informally explore how the differences in study characteristics affect their results' if meta-analysis is deemed not feasible [ 2].

It is a  methodological handbook describing approaches to working with children and adolescents.

Subsequent sections of the handbook describe summaries of scientific studies relevant to each "concern".

aIn response to this panel and its outcomes the Samueli Institute has published a handbook describing the methods needed for the economic evaluation of CAIM.

Detailed handbooks describing these principles for CEM in public health programmes have been developed by the WHO [ 16, 17] and can be downloaded from http://www.who.int/medicines/areas/quality_safety/safety_efficacy/pharmpubhealth/en/index.html.html

Taguchi's Quality Engineering Handbook [20] describes the Taguchi method of experimental design which was developed by Dr. Genichi Taguchi, a researcher at the Electronic Control Laboratory in Japan.

Marguerite's work was a highly popular treatise and handbook that described the seven stages of the ascent to God and maintained that the soul could achieve union with God while still on earth.

All students were provided with a course handbook that described: the course aims, assessment criteria, evaluation sheets, and a summary for each session containing a brief introduction to the area for study, a series of tasks and a list of key references.

In its members' handbook, the Alberta Teachers Associationn describes Boyle's efforts to remedy this situation as "heroic", citing in particular his convincing the legislature to set a minimum teachers' salary of $840 per year.