Sentence examples for comprehensive monographs from inspiring English sources

A good guide to the work published is found in the comprehensive monographs in its analytical profile series [5] It was also determined in biological fluids and dosage forms by GC [6 8] MS,GC [9] and HPLC methods [10 13].

Various comprehensive monographs were published after 1980, including a volume edited by the Museum of Romanian Literature and two influential works written by, respectively, Alexandru George and philosopher Vasile Lovinescu.

Catherine Lampert's Frank Auerbach: Speaking and Painting (Thames & Hudson) is a well-illustrated comprehensive monograph on a great artist.

"The Rose," of course, is here in this first comprehensive monograph of her work — and so is much more.

The last comprehensive monograph on Eleodes was published more than a century ago, in 1909, and the exact number of species remains unknown.

The exhibition catalog, the most comprehensive monograph on the artist to date, includes an insightful essay by the art historian Julia BryandWilsomeand some hundred and eighty reproductions.

COVERING more than two decades, "Pretty Much Everything" (Taschen, $700) is the first comprehensive monograph of the work of the Dutch wife-and-husband photo team Inez van Lamsweerde and Vinoodh Matadin.

The renewed interest in Ms. Kruger — also demonstrated by the book publisher Rizzoli's recent release of a comprehensive monograph — seems to her "arbitrary on a certain level," she said.

Sturm (2009) is a comprehensive monograph on Kant's philosophy of psychology and anthropology.

A good guide to the work published is found as comprehensive monograph in analytical profiles for drugs [4].

A good guide to the work published for PSE is found as comprehensive monograph in analytical profiles for drugs [22].