Sentence examples for chapters on this topic from inspiring English sources

He has been an invited participant to symposia throughout the US and around the world and has authored numerous books, articles and chapters on this topic.

Our goal in this review is to summarize the current understanding of endocytosis and its relationship with actin dynamics in budding yeast, while highlighting the major advances that have been made since publication of chapters on this topic in the last edition of the YeastBook (Botstein et al. 1997; Kaiser et al. 1997), and finally to point out some of the remaining open questions in this field.

But a few chapters on the topic -- instead of just a few paragraphs -- would have helped to make his book a more balanced treatment.

Some redundancy exists between chapters – it is common for authors to insert discussions of pathophysiology to explain certain management approaches rather than refer back to chapters on these topics; however, this seems a useful redundancy that clarifies the subject matter at hand.

The 2009 NRC report focuses a great deal of attention on the design of risk assessments, devoting an entire chapter to this topic.

My project didn't excite me (here's another chapter on that topic), but I got results.

He revised his chapter on the topic of IQ classification and commented that "mental age" scores were not a more valid way to score intelligence tests than IQ scores.

So important has statistical evidence become in litigation that the Federal Judicial Center includes a chapter on that topic in its Reference Manual on Scientific Evidence 2000.

The 2004 reference book Netter's Cardiology has a chapter on the topic, authored by Cascio, and the issue is increasingly appearing on the agenda of conferences run by organizations such as the AHA, the American Thoracic Society, the International Society of Environmental Epidemiology, the NIEHS, and the EPA.

In fact, we are not aware of any textbook that dedicates a chapter on this issue - many just mention it in passing or provide a cursory coverage of the topic.

The interdependence between corporations and governments is making the distinction between partnership, lobbying and corruption difficult to delineate (see the chapter on corporations for reform proposals on this topic).