Sentence examples for handbook section from inspiring English sources

Clicking on the map will open a Web version of the relevant zoning handbook section.

For more information on the Engineering Minors, see the Engineering Handbook section on Engineering Minors.

Appropriate sanctions will be imposed in accordance with the Statement on Faculty Discipline, Faculty Handbook section 4.3.

Graham Balchin of solicitors Carter Lemon Camerons says: "It is a requirement of most lenders [see the CML Handbook section 5.14.9] that the lender is informed of any increase in the ground rent that may materially affect the value of the property.

For further information on University oral examinations and committees, see the Graduate Academic Policies and Procedures (GAP) Handbook, section 4.7 or the "University Oral Examination" section of this bulletin.

They are indirectly referenced in Cordileone's new handbook section, which warns educators to "refrain from participation in organizations that call themselves 'Catholic' but support or advocate issues or causes contrary" to church teaching.

Following the Cochrane Handbook ([7], section 5.3), a main distinction can be drawn between inactive and active control-group designs.

The Handbook ([7[, section 5.3) states that it is important in reviews 'to specify the interventions of interest and the interventions against which these will be compared (comparisons).

If the HES groups or control groups included more than one group, the respective data were pooled (weighted estimate) according to the Cochrane Handbook (7.7.3.8 section) [ 16].

In Ferri et al. ([25], p. 44), comparisons with TAU is said to yield relative effects whereas the Cochrane Handbook ([7], section 5.3) treats TAU (standard care) as an inactive control.

In Handbook of Physiology, Section I, Neurophysiology, Volume 3, J. Field, H.W. Magoun, and V.E.