The phrase "a single section in" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to one specific part of a larger whole, such as a document, book, or report.
Example: "The report includes a single section in which the findings are discussed in detail."
Alternatives: "one part of" or "a specific segment in".
One is the ability to borrow almost as cheaply as the government does because of a perception of government backing that emanates from a single section in its charter.
'change of arrangement, which placed portions of what was originally a single section in two separated sections cannot be regarded as altering the scope and purpose of the enactment.
While the criteria for extended slab geometry in tomographic reconstructions suggests in this case an isotropic 3D resolution of only around 4 5 nm, given the tilt angle range, thickness and number of projections [53], the resolution of a single section in projection is less constrained by these parameters and thus may reveal detail not readily available in the 3D rendering.
The lecture meets as a single section in which we employ a "bookends" instructional model (Johnson et al. 1998), with mini-lectures of ten to 15 minutes interspersed with small group exercises, individual writing, personal response pad questions, or other active/collaborative learning activities.
If two adjacent stacks have the same preferred direction (Figure 6A and B), concatenation can be easily done through inspection of a single section in the overlapping region.
As many as ten insulin-expressing cells were present in a single section in some islets in this case.
Consequently, the resolution is not uniform and much higher in x- y-plane (the plane of a single section image) than in out of plane direction.
Physicians do not usually work in a single section, but are included in the physicians' unit.
The experiment was made possible by recently developed genome editing technology that can target and snip out a single section of DNA in a living cell.
Physicians do not usually work in a single section, but so are included in the physicians' unit.
Three wallaby samples and six dunnart samples contained a total of twelve co-localized signals in a single section, but none of them was visible in the previous or following section of the image stack (Figure 5A 5F).
