Sentence examples for and in the chapter from inspiring English sources
Sometimes bad science is downright harmful, and in the chapter titled "The Doctor Will Sue You Now," the usually affable Dr. Goldacre is indeed angry, and rightly so.
The account of Pythagoras's proof is splendid, and in the chapter on Descartes the author even manages to make graphs sound exciting.
And in the chapter on the law, he says the novel came into being in the teeth of a contradiction between the desire for collective belonging and the struggle towards private space.
This is a surprising statement, because all necessary explanations are actually given in the technical research paper on which these series are based (see Piketty-Postel Vinay-Rosenthal AER 2006) and in the chapter 10 excel file (see sheet "TS10.1DetailsFR").
Although the majority of chapters address high-risk cancer genes, genome-wide association studies that identify common low penetrance variants are addressed in the breast cancer chapter and in the chapter on future developments.
All the diagrams and photomicrographs in the chapter and in the accompanying part of the CD are of tissues as seen under a light microscope.
In Chapter 4, "Building Steeples of Excellence," and in the chapters that precede it, I explicitly discuss 13 factors that predict greatness within a larger system of core values.
It was difficult to convince the public that esteemed military brass could not be trusted, and in the chapters that follow, I explain the five strategies that my fellow scholars and I used to persuade citizens and leaders.
There's a chapter about my disastrous attempts to challenge these stereotypes in my latest book, "Shark's Fin and Sichuan Pepper," in the chapter "Only Barbarians Eat Salad".
It is this fluidity between country and city that provides the setting for Williams's masterful critique of Jane Austen and Cobbett in the chapter "Three Around Farnham".
He was a candidate for inclusion and features in the chapter on Garibaldi, but outgrew the confines of a multiple biography.
