Sentence examples for textbook descriptions from inspiring English sources
Reports of attacks that bring pleasure read like textbook descriptions of a masochist in the making.
Textbook descriptions of diseases cover prognosis less than 25percentt of the time.
Training begins with textbook descriptions of cases and is followed, in the second or third year of medical school, by instruction at the patient's bedside, an approach known as "See One, Do One, Teach One": the student or intern observes the diagnosis and treatment of a particular disorder and is encouraged to take charge the next time a similar case occurs.
Gergiev has so far recorded six of the eight Prokofiev operas for the Philips label; the most striking in the series are "Betrothal in a Monastery," the composer's pitch-perfect tribute to Restoration comedy, and "Semyon Kotko," his effort at doctrinaire socialist realism, which turns out to be a deeper and grander piece than textbook descriptions suggest.
A brief, qualitative, examination of the characteristics of those reports may inform subsequent practice or textbook descriptions of report requirements in these very important situations.
The results of this study confirm our proposition, namely that the TCM textbook descriptions of disease are not always grounded in clinical experience even if that is what textbooks claim.
Her account of these years is a textbook description of grit.
This meant that the simple textbook description of how an open-market operation increases the money supply — a bank lends out 1-r of its new reserves (with r the reserve ratio), which return to the banking system, leading to another round of lending, and eventually the money supply rises by 1/r times the injection — is deeply misleading.
That's the textbook description of market economics, but the best technology companies rarely follow such a narrative.
In fact, Mawson's description of his symptoms is an almost textbook description of vitamin A overdose - probably from eating dog liver.
"The old textbook description says that once maleness is determined by a few Y chromosome genes and you have gonads, all other sex differences stem from there," says geneticist Andrew Clark of Cornell University, who was not involved in either study.
