Sentence examples for in separate chapters from inspiring English sources

Publisher's Weekly said, "It is a testament to the storytelling that the existence of this parallel world and the convergence of Peter and Thea's stories, told in separate chapters, are both credible and absorbing.

The picture is different when one considers the 'understanding' of acid base and electrolyte equilibria, which everyone has studied in separate chapters of the textbooks.

The fourth and final section of the book is devoted to cytokines and the treatment of cancer with the cytokines not previously reviewed in depth, currently in clinical use (or are in the development phase), such as interleukin-2, the interferons and interleukin-12, which are covered in separate chapters.

In separate chapters, they delve deeply into each one: 1.

Each type of movement of concrete and masonry is considered in separate chapters except where behaviour and features are so common that separate treatment is not warranted.

Detailed description of biological behavior of the polymer drug conjugates as well as application of the copolymers for surface modification and targeting of gene delivery vectors are not included, they are presented and discussed in separate chapters of this issue.

Its application in Obsessive Compulsive Disorder, Major Depression, Tourette syndrome, Addiction, Anorexia, Aggression and Schizophrenia are discussed in separated chapters.

Two good examples were Principles of Geriatric Medicine and Gerontology and The Merck Manual of Geriatrics, both of which had in-depth coverage on ethical issues and spirituality in the elderly in two separate chapters [see table 3].

Carol Moder and Naoki Otani, in two separate chapters, also consider sets of constructions in English, both from a usage-based standpoint.

In their shape, Munro's The James Plays continue a dramatic tradition stretching back two and a half millennia to Aeschylus, although The Oresteia is the only surviving example of what are thought to have been many works by the Greek playwright in which a character or historical event was dramatised in three separate chapters.

"Moonlight" begins when Chiron is a 9-year-old boy and being bullied by neighborhood kids for being "soft". The film, which is organized in three separate chapters, will catch up with him as a teenager and, finally, a grown man.