WORKS CONSULTED

The numbers assigned to the entries in MIM and OMIM will be cited in selected chapters of this work. Consulting this extensive collection of diseases and other relevant entries—specific proteins, enzymes, etc—will greatly expand the reader s knowledge and understanding of various topics referred to and discussed in this text. The online version is updated almost daily.)... 

After you have formatted your graphic(s), set aside time to proofread your work. Consult chapter 18 for guidance. 

For the benefit of critical readers of this book, the author has thought it desirable to append a bibliography of the principal works consulted in its preparation, not including journals or proceedings of standard societies. In general, it has seemed advisable to translate into English the many quotations from ancient and modern languages, with such references as would enable those interested to verify the accuracy of the translators. 

Using a calculator, simply enter 3.6, press + /- to change to -3.6, then INV-LOG to give the answer. (Warning not all calculators are alike. If the instructions given in this text do not work, consult your calculator instruction manual.)... 

Typically, the area of the holes is 6 to 8% of the total cross-sectional area. The orifice coefficient is about 0.8, but for more precise work, consult Chapter 12, Distillation. The drop through the aerated liquid depends on the loading of the plate, and Figure 13.15 enables an estimate of the height of the two-phase mixture (i.e., froth). This mixture is typically 80% gas by volume, so the froth height times 0.2 will give the equivalent height of clear liquid for use in Equation (13.30). 

Jean, a 70-year-old female, was admitted to the hospital after being evaluated for several medical conditions that included a fractured left hip with extensive bruising to the area and to the left side of her body. She and her family reported to the attending physician that they were expecting a short rehabilitative stay at the hospital, and a social work consult was generated to determine if she could continue living at home after stabilization or whether a temporary rehabilitation facility would be needed. 

The following reference list includes the works cited in the text. Many citations of the authors are indirect, in that they have been taken from other treatises consulted. In the text, the distinction is made in following manner for example, Beudant (1824) is a work that has been consulted, while Woodward in 1728 is based on reports in other treatises, in particular Hintze (1897) if not otherwise cited. [In Appendix II all works consulted for the preparation of this historical review are reported.]... 

Other works consulted in preparation of this historical review... 

For guidance on noise at work, consult the following HSE publications ... 

Many people operating a piece of plant or a construction process are in the best position to help with the preparation of safe systems of work. Consultation with those employees who will be exposed to the risks, either directly or through their representatives, is also a legal requirement. The importance of discussing the proposed system with those who will have to work under it, and those who will have to supervise its operation, cannot be emphasized enough. 

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