Sentence examples for chapter in this section from inspiring English sources
Perhaps the most disturbing chapter in this section concerns Hemon's former poetry professor, Nikola Koljevic, an enormously learned figure – "with the long, slender fingers of a piano player" – whom the aspiring writer greatly admired.
The final chapter in this section, by the distinguished French ethnographer Aurore Dumont, maps out how mobility patterns among the pastoralists have changed in recent years.
For his "Evolution Today" chapter in this section, Reznick provides a fascinating account of research from the 1990s concerning the rapid evolution of reproductive isolation between mosquitoes living in the London Underground tunnels and those living on the surface.
The final chapter in this section discusses the appropriateness of various biomonitorting approaches in evaluation of exposures and biological effects.
The final chapter in this section provides an overview of genome wide DNA methylation and includes a protocol on methyl CpG binding domain based (MBD) protein coupled with second generation sequencing (Chapter 22).
As the leading chapter in this section (by Edin and Tach) shows, in the USA "most of the young adults who become parents do so in the context of a non-marital relationship".
Two other chapters in this section, on storage and disposal and on working without contamination, are of interest to researchers in any field.
The other two chapters in this section focus on steppe ungulates - namely the Saiga antelope in Kalmykia, where a combination of hunting and habitat destruction have caused near extinction, and the happier story of the successful release of Przewalski's horse in Mongolia.
Most chapters in this section were written by the same authors, minimizing repetition while providing useful cross-reference.
The chapters in this section include a comprehensive reference on general considerations, antimicrobial aspects, treatment models, clinical and comparative studies, and suggested treatment regimens for a host of infections.
The chapters in this section are authored by experts on clinical trials who discuss the difficulties of translating preclinical findings into clinical results and present ways to overcome some of these challenges.
