Sentence examples for forthcoming literature from inspiring English sources
Ricardo Yazigi, a fertility doctor at Shady Grove Fertility Center in Maryland; Dr. Gillian Lockwood, the medical director of the Midland Fertility Clinic in England; and Dr. Dimitrios Mastrogiannis, incoming director of maternal-fetal medicine at the University of Illinois in Chicago, whose forthcoming literature review on drug addiction and pregnancy addresses these topics extensively.
In order to accurately showcase the predictive power of these instrumental methods, it is imperative for forthcoming literature to include the statistics resultant from the rigorous validation of multivariate models.
His recent work concerns the cognitive basis of narrative comprehension and includes an article in the volume Cognition and Literature, forthcoming from Yale University Press.
Articles include: "Seeing is Believing: Envisioning U.S. Imperial Culture and the Jerusalem Exhibit of 1904, Studies in American Jewish Literature (forthcoming); "#Notabugsplat: Becoming Human on the Terrain of Visual Culture," Routledge Companion to Literature and Human Rights, eds.
Developers of HRQL measures have not been forthcoming in the literature in explicitly attempting to establish MIDs.
With the exception of Chiu's survey results from Taiwanese volunteers, other direct connections between diplomatic concerns and STMMS are not forthcoming from the literature.> We discovered no articles that explicitly link STMMs to effects on the attitudes of physicians, their families or communities toward any kind of foreign aid or that focus on STMMs as meaningful foreign aid.
Her essay on music in Caribbean travel narratives is forthcoming from Early American Literature.
Another line of argument advanced by Mandelbaum (forthcoming) focuses on dissonance literature and balance theories (e.g., Heider 1958; Aronson & Cope 1968; Walther 2002).
lMy forthcoming book, The Trouble with Literature (Oxford, 2020), is based on the Clarendon Lectures in English Literature, which I gave at Oxford in the fall of 2017.
Her extensive writings about African-American literature include the forthcoming book Toni Morrison: Writing the Moral Imagination, due for release in June 2011.
As the critic Shelley Fisher Fishkin writes in a forthcoming book, "Landmarks of American Literature," these are people, "cheated out of their dreams by the illusions Hollywood held out to them," for whom "movies and the world that surrounds them are more real than life itself".
