However, they did not conform to classic "textbook" mechanisms of endocrine regulation and feedback.
Despite its importance in gene regulation and as an experimental tool, textbook coverage and undergraduate laboratory exercises available for RNAi are not very plentiful.
But restricting your belief of who deserves to be here solely to those who follow regulations, well, that sounds like the textbook definition of "legalism" to me.
In fact, the decision to let the shadow banking system grow as large as it did was a textbook example of principles-based regulation.
"You hear about personal lives, motivations, but he manages to deal with issues, like regulation, that are usually left to dry textbooks.
An animal-print tote carried by one Barnard student is roomy enough to carry textbooks and regulation-size notebooks around the New York City campus.
If your goal is compliance (e.g., making sure people understand the regulations in human subjects protection), then an electronic textbook with quizzes might work (see indiana.edu/~rcr for a site I helped to develop for Indiana University).
Nonetheless, environmental cardiology shows signs of increasingly becoming a factor in research, public policy discussion, and pollutant regulation, as its presence spreads into journals, conferences, textbooks, e-mail discussion groups, and continuing medical education courses.
called Conway's remarks "a textbook violation of government ethics laws and regulations".
This primer seeks to bridge textbook descriptions of meiosis with current research investigating its molecular regulation.
