Sentence examples for within the chapters from inspiring English sources

"A Constellation of Vital Phenomena" — the title comes from the definition of "life" in a Russian medical dictionary — mostly takes place during just five days in 2004, during the second Chechen war, but every other chapter toggles back to 10 years earlier, during the first war, and within the chapters there are flashbacks and sometimes flash-forwards to a time decades in the future.

Each chapter is well referenced, although the text is not very well indexed, making it difficult to find particular genes or drugs of interest within the chapters.

Additionally, 'stop and think' and 'test yourself' sections within the chapters have been aimed at challenging students' knowledge and posing ethical and clinical decisions that occur in oncology, although not all of these sections I found were particularly useful.

The management of the three main clinical sections is dealt within the chapters attributed to them and then special aspects are revisited by chapters on High Dose Therapy, Stem Cell Transplantation, Salvage Chemotherapy and Monoclonal antibody therapy.

Strategic objectives, aims, and goals of the Dutch health system have been integrated as the sub-questions within the chapters of the Zorgbalans, all of which have been formulated to fit within the framework's matrix comparing healthcare performance with healthcare needs.

In Science Matters, which is a much shorter book, the relevance is contained within the chapters themselves, and the authors are very good at using common and interesting examples from everyday life to drive their points home (e.g., roller coasters, GPS, the 2004 tsunami).

The volume's music is formatted in a 'suite' structure that corresponds with the chapters within the game, or order to create a "music representation" of the video game.

For instance, within the chapter "Finding a Story, Choosing a Character," the reader will see why being known as Old Rough and Ready Zachary Taylorr) is better than being known as Old Fuss and Feathers (Gen. Winfield Scott, Taylor's rival for the Whig nomination in 1848).

Discussions span from device fabrication to system level implementation within the chapter sections of device design, transducer technologies, and applications.

Conclusion: The coexistence of AH, DAH and MDH and the identical clinical features of the respective attacks suggests to gather them together, within the Chapter 10th "Headache attributed to disorders of homoeostasis", in an unique heading "Headache attributed to imbalance between intrasinusal and external air pressure" in the next revision of ICHD.

Within the chapter a pragmatic approach has been taken by introducing a process for creating an architecture that combines and simplifies many of the key elements of these different methodologies.