Sentence examples for handbook rather than from inspiring English sources

Some skeptical critics have doubted that a sex strike would, in fact, be effective in forcing violent men to surrender their firearms as if Lee were issuing a handbook rather than making a movie.

Some skeptical critics have doubted that a sex strike would, in fact, be effective in forcing violent men to surrender their firearms — as if Lee were issuing a handbook rather than making a movie.

I chose to study astrophysics at university on something of a whim, my decision being guided principally by the alphabetical arrangement of the UCCA handbook, rather than the fine structure or content of the course itself.

This causes the midwives to maintain informal notes in handbooks (rather than the bulky registers), which they later use to update the main registers in the immediate period prior to submitting monthly returns.

The majority 76.4 ± 1.9%% (1280 out of 1676), of doctors were influenced by senior advice with 49.6 ± 2.2%% (831 out of 1675) of doctors influenced by handbooks rather than CPGs.

The treatise was the first architectural handbook that emphasized the practical rather than the theoretical aspects of architecture, and it was the first to catalog the five orders.

For those young women seeking to successfully balance their career in STEM with their family life, the handbook is an inspiring read rather than a prescriptive treatment.

The recently updated Cochrane handbook [ 6] now gives overlapping rather than mutually exclusive regions for low, moderate and high heterogeneity, but when the heterogeneity is measured with as much uncertainty as in the Cervix 3 meta-analysis (90% reference intervals for of 0% to 93%) any categorisation feels dubious.

For example, rather than using the handbook verbatim, most had changed the wording or phrases to those with which they felt more comfortable; "Right from the beginning, the language in the book, I did not feel comfortable with.

As heterogeneity in DTA reviews is the rule rather than the exception the Cochrane Handbook warns the authors against misinterpretation of this test [ 14].

But as the ISU's rules handbook runs to 107 pages, with 349 rules, the guidelines serve to confuse rather than clear the muddy waters.