Sentence examples for monographs for each from inspiring English sources

Rather than writing monographs for each other, they would be standing behind a counter exchanging paper for gold and vice versa.

When evaluating a new manufactured product with respect to existing treatments, physicians must first identify the set of drugs used for a given indication, and then study the monographs for each drug in the set, section by section, comparing the properties of each drug with those of the new drug.

A monograph for each setting will be produced following analysis and will include data on the various indicators described below.

To comply with the anticaries monograph on fluoride dentifrice products, all OTC fluoride dentifrice products must meet or exceed the soluble fluoride ion (F- and PO3F=) level specified in the monograph for each fluoride compound (Table 1) and meet the test requirements for equivalence against the appropriate United States Pharmacopeia (USP).

The body of data collected for each consultation therefore consisted of a) observational data from the consultation, b) an interview with the patient and c) an interview with the GP, together forming a complete monograph for each of the 48 consultations included in the qualitative phase.

Panel members will be mailed a one-page monograph for each QI describing the indicator (definition, specifications for numerator, denominator, etc)., and summarizing the evidence from the Patient and Family Focus Groups (Sub-Study A) in the form of direct quotes from focus group participants with descriptions of discussion in the focus groups.

Six monographs, one for each setting, will describe the phases of PCMR implementation and its explanatory factors.

We don't write humanities monographs for riches.

Well-respected academics like Sir Norman Davies and Simon Schama have swapped the safety of narrow monographs for grand sweeps across the centuries.

Postdocs can borrow monographs for three months, with a maximum of 200 items at a time.

Over the years, he has printed monographs for the Metropolitan Museum of Art and the National Gallery in Washington as well as the work of Alfred Stieglitz and Lee Friedlander.