Even someone only vaguely interested in wine will be riveted by his in-depth histories of the vineyards and chateaus.
Clinically, it may be important to ascertain accurate and in-depth histories of the child and family in order to more fully understand factors that may influence the reporting and interpretation of events.
We used a detailed multistage interview method to elicit in-depth histories of exposure to antimicrobial agents to examine whether disease probability varied across different patterns of antibacterial drug exposure.
For a more in depth history of the department until 1984 please consult Report of Ad Hoc Committee on African and Afro-American Studins locathe in the Black History at Duke Reference Collection.
Quantitative studies on actor perspectives included cross-sectional structured interviews with parents [ 24- 26, 30- 34] and with paediatric oncologists [ 25, 26, 34], a mailed survey with paediatric oncologists [ 29], one in depth history audit of medical records [ 27]; and a review of medical charts [ 28].
Rather than an in-depth history like "Fanzines," this book is a compendium of Abitare's best layouts.
Authored by Kamel Mahmoud Othman, this book provides an in-depth history of Al-Juseir, a Palestinian village destroyed in 1948.
An in-depth history of women on the podium remains to be written, but in truth, there is not yet all that much to say.
Norton's fascinating, in-depth history shows the automotive revolution was fought in the streets, reshaping the use of public space and impacting perceptions for generations thereafter.
Taxing the Rich draws on unparalleled evidence from twenty countries over the last two centuries to provide the broadest and most in-depth history of progressive taxation available.
Degani-Raz, as this is largely the stated purpose of her previously mentioned article, provides a wonderful and extremely in-depth history, though creating a somewhat different lineage, of the study of reference (both in the analytic and semiotic traditions).
