The phrase "comprehensive chapter" is a perfectly valid phrase and can be used in written English.
For example, "This book includes an in-depth, comprehensive chapter on the history of the European Union."
The definition of an endophyte differs greatly, but in a comprehensive chapter on endophytic fungi, Stone et al. (2004) wrote that, in general, the term endophytic fungi applies to 'fungi capable of symptomless occupation of apparently healthy plant tissue'.
Section 8 consists of just one comprehensive chapter on 'Lung tumors'.
Another comprehensive chapter by David Vaux on this subject focuses on the individual members of this family.
A comprehensive chapter on children affected by HIV/AIDS has been added to the revised second edition textbook for Chinese government leaders.
Bacterial pathogens are discussed in separate chapters; viruses and foodborne and waterborne parasitic pathogens are covered in 2 comprehensive chapters.
Part IV of Antiangiogenic Cancer Therapy provides several comprehensive chapters (23 32) on the treatment of specific cancers with angiogenic inhibitors.
Nevertheless, the book does contain five very comprehensive chapters describing the approaches used by different groups to differentiate hES cells to specific cell types.
For an in-depth review on these laboratory changes the reader is referred to comprehensive book chapters [ 23, 32, 91].
For an in-depth review on the idiosyncratic adverse effects of PB the reader is referred to comprehensive book chapters [ 23, 32, 91].
For an in-depth review on the adverse effects of Br the reader is referred to comprehensive book chapters [ 23, 32, 91].
4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: Once groups complete their research, each compiles their work into one page for the class's comprehensive typed "introductory chapter".
