Sentence examples for monograph for the from inspiring English sources
The humanities' dependency on the monograph for the shaping and sharing of scholarship means that scholars – and publishers – should be paying attention.
In 1816, geologist Leonard Horner wrote a 24-page review of Brocchi's (1814) monograph for the Edinburgh Review (Horner 1816).
However in this context also "officinal preparations" could be considered, in case a monograph for the radiopharmaceutical is available (which today is the case for most routinely used PET radiopharmaceuticals).
In case a monograph for the intended RP is not published, or in case the monograph exists but for any reasons it is preferred to use a different method, its suitability need to be assessed and demonstrated through a validation procedure.
This arrangement stood until 1999, when George largely reverted to his 1981 arrangement in his monograph for the Flora of Australia series.
The current taxonomic arrangement of the Banksia genus is based on George's 1999 monograph for the Flora of Australia book series.
Hitherto based on the monograph for valerian the sum of VA and AVA contents is expressed as VA (Ph Eur. monograph 0453).
Several manufacturers have exercised the provision in the anticaries monograph for petitioning the FDA for approval to conduct alternative testing using intraoral appliance (IOA) models for compliance with the biological (animal) testing requirement.
For many of the substances, there was little, if any, new information, and consequently, we have quoted the original monograph for those without any new data in 1987.
The process of identifying and labelling musical units with URIs means that this project has a large number of data sets and individual data items which might potentially be cited and accessible in audio format in the planned monograph for this large grant.
The main aim of this study is to develop a monograph for assessing the likelihood of human error in marine operations that can be applied for instant decision making.
