The phrase "are given in chapter" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or details that are provided in a specific chapter of a book or document.
Example: "The detailed explanations of the theories are given in chapter three of the textbook."
Alternatives: "are presented in chapter" or "are outlined in chapter".
Examples and results are given in chapter 5.
The methods of determining quantities describing the radiation fields within a spacecraft are given in Chapter 5. Radiation transport calculations are the most important tool.
The topoi for real enthymemes are given in chapter II.23, for fallacious enthymemes in chapter II.24.
For calculation of the waste life stage's contribution to the release of the substance at regional scale, a standard model of a European region with about 20 million inhabitants and defined parameters (e.g. size, volume of water, soil, sediments and biota, etc.…) is used; details are given in Chapter R.16: Environmental Exposure Estimation [22].
Kennings for Sumarr are given in chapter 30, including "son of Svásuðr", "comfort of the snakes", "growth of men", exemplified in an excerpt given from a work by the skald Egill Skallagrímsson where "Valley-fish's mercy" points to "Snake's mercy", which signifies "Summer".
Some examples are given in Chapter 5. i.
The detailed accounts of each state are given in chapters titled "The Hereditary Houses". A number of monographs deal with various crucial aspects of government.
If g does not contain a constant and f does not contain y explicitly it may be possible to proceed with the solution procedure by solving (g=z_1) where (z_1) is a solution of (f=0); this resembles the case of solving a linear ode by decomposition, details are given in Chapters 4 and 5 of Schwarz [20].
Rules of estimating the error of the sum, difference, product and ratio are given in Chapters 1, 2, 3 of [ 28], and are stated in Section 4 of the Methods.
We do not give a complete review of this area but try to highlight some of the approaches and how they interact; some examples of applications of these to neural systems are given in later chapters.
A brief introduction to the topics of MD simulation, force field optimization, and Markov state modeling is given in chapter 1.
