Sentence examples for reference handbooks from inspiring English sources

The categorisation of fifteen key themes and topics was developed using a combination of pharmacology principles, systems-based pharmacology and disease-based therapeutics referenced against the Tables of Contents of a selection of commonly used pharmacology texts and clinical reference handbooks; for example, pharmacokinetics is a theme, for which drug metabolism is a topic within that theme.

They are a published content contributor in Sex and Gender: A Reference Handbook (Contemporary World Issues), a freelance journalist, blogger, and a social political organizer.

WHO, 2010 [link] HIV Testing and Counselling Reference Handbook and Training Package for Low and Concentrated Epidemic Settings.

You could check in a grammar or writing reference handbook from one of your writing classes, and probably find the word in the index.

Sullenberger would now be at the controls and Skiles (who had to that point been flying the plane) would handle the emergency checklist, something that, believe it or not, he would now look up in the plane's quick-reference handbook.

His 40 years of experience are boiled down in The Complete Reference Checking Handbook.

Edward C. Andler, The Complete Reference Checking Handbook (Amacom, New York City, 2003).

The third point is that, in references and handbooks of transportation, multimodal transportation is treated as an independent and well-separated transportation mode (Button 1994).

If problems occur in the future, you can reference the handbook in relaying how the employee's actions were contradictive to what your business stands for as a whole or what their specific position entails.

Productivity loss will be valued using Dutch reference data (handbook of the Dutch health Council).

By virtue of my experience, I have been able to contribute content for several reference guides and handbooks designed for physician assistants.