Indeed, as the physical anthropologists John Buettner-Janusch and Robert Hill declared in the introduction of their 1965 article entitled "Molecules and Monkeys:" "The era of the molecule, the protein molecule, is upon us.
Furthermore, as it was declared in the introduction, the construction of the speedfield and its components is out of the scope of this paper.
have declared, in the introduction, that their efforts were directed toward investigating the hypothesis that retail chicken is the main reservoir for extraintestinal E. coli.
"American liberalism is, at its core, a set of moral commitments rooted in practical reason," E. J. Dionne Jr. declares in the introduction to "Liberalism for a New Century".
"The time to change the narrative around women and work once and for all is long overdue; in fact, it's become my life's mission," she declares in the introduction.
Harvey Mansfield and Delba Winthrop declare, in the introduction to their new translation of "Democracy in America Chicagogo; $35), that they hoped to make a translation less idiomatic, less obviously "relevant" than previous translations have been.
"Life is not a limited mechanical concept which applies to self-reproducing biological machines," he declares in the introduction (which, like the rest of the volume, appears to have been only lightly copy-edited).
Though Huxtable has survived innumerable conversions of conventional wisdom, she declares in the introduction that, like Edith Piaf, she regrets rien — not even her praise for Boston's much-detested City Hall.
The short story, Stephen King declares in the introduction to his new collection, is "like a waltz with a stranger you will never see again, or a kiss in the dark, or a beautiful curio for sale laid out on a cheap blanket at a street bazaar".
"Mission accomplished," Janet Maslin declared in The New York Times.
