Sentence examples for chapter in the study from inspiring English sources

One chapter in the study profiles the cases of six men who were actually executed despite "substantial and compelling doubts about their guilt".

"Scientists' ability to analyse genetic material found deep in ancient buried marine sediments will open up a totally new chapter in the study of British and European prehistory.

Enabled by the diminished ice pack, Langseth, by extending the list of tools we can use, may open a new chapter in the study of the Arctic Ocean.

And the first rock it looked at has already opened a new chapter in the study of Mars, NASA scientists said Thursday.

CHICAGO--A new chapter in the study of the cosmic background radiation has just begun.

The recent introduction of nanostructured surface modification techniques has opened a new chapter in the study of boiling phenomena and the development of very high heat transfer systems.

In this chapter, advances in the study of reactivity of pyrroles and their benzo derivatives (indoles and, to a lesser extent, more condensed molecules) since the mid-1990s are summarized and discussed.

Following an introduction and background chapter detailing what diabetes mellitus is, the next and third chapter in the AusDiab Study is called 'Overweight and Obesity', suggesting to the reader the import of these 'factors'factors

Data on hospitalizations for respiratory diseases (Chapter X/ICD-10) in the study region and in the control area, during the dry and rainy season, were obtained from databanks for the period of May/08 to April/09, available by the Ministry of Health of Brazil in relation to Hospitalization Authorizations (HA) of the Department of Informatics (website: http://www.datasus.gov.br).

The incidence of the sense of alarm was 7% for the respiratory International Collegiate Programming Contest ICPCcodeode chapter and 15% for the circulatory ICPC code chapter in the first Dutch study.

Using the methodology described in this chapter allows the study of RNA transport to different regions of neurons and may be combined with the tagging of proteins of interest to measure co-transport of the protein and the RNA to different cellular regions.