Converse of object

• attach: See attached appendix Our thoughts are that the conference was very successful.

• see: Survey Results See the Appendix for detailed reports of the survey results.

• include: It was agreed the report should include an appendix on the Dutch system for environmental planning.

• contain: It also contains an appendix with detailed tables of conjunctions.

Preposition: at

• end: Our contact numbers can be found in the Appendix at the end of this handbook.

Adjective modifier

• online-only: The children's analysis in online-only appendix had an asset.

• ruptured: It was there that he died sudenly on November, 1917 following surgery for a ruptured appendix.

• technical: I would have appreciated a more technical appendix that explained the killer techniques he picked up.

• separate: Any extra works should be listed on a separate Appendix.

• extensive: Extensive appendix of practical guidelines, numerous management tools and usable checklists.

• useful: The text concludes with a useful appendix of nine guideline summaries taken from the NICE website.

Modifies a noun

• B: Appendix B contains the flow diagram of our banking system.

• E: Appendix E lists the dates for regional ITV visits.

• F: APPENDIX F: 3 [ COOPER, Maria Susanna ] .

• H: Appendix H: Reducing Disk Space Requirements for Executables The program executables are big, and you may want to make them smaller.

• V: Appendix V details the financial aspects of the fellowship.

• I: During the fellowship I have used painting to express insights gained through meditation ( see appendix I ).

Noun used with modifier

• burst: This can happen as a result of a burst appendix, childbirth or abdominal surgery.

• council: At the federal health council appendix e of mental health medicaid programs thus.

Possessives

• husband: My husband's appendix was situated a little differently than most- it was pointing upward, away from the colon.