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Example sentences for: monograph

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Spallanzani closed his 1768 monograph on regeneration, An Essay on Animal Reproductions , with a series of questions— which, except for the antiquated language, could be asked by citizens of the twenty-first century: But if the abovementioned animals, either aquatic or amphibious, recover their legs, even when kept on dry ground, how comes it to pass, that other land animals, at least such as are commonly accounted perfect, and are better known to us, are not endued with the same power?
The monograph, traditionally the young academic's ticket to tenure and promotion, has become too expensive for presses to produce or for libraries to purchase.
Charles' recent monograph The Caucasian Coefficient has triggered a fierce debate in academic circles.
In the most recent version of the American College of Surgeons monograph Optimal Care of the Injured Patient, which describes standards of care for verification of trauma centers, the requirement that trauma centers be able to perform blood alcohol testing was eliminated.
Much of what we know about the economic status of women is summarized in an excellent monograph by Diana Furchtgott-Roth and Christine Stolba, Women's Figures: The Economic Progress of Women in America . One striking fact presented there is that childless women at age 30 earn 95 percent as much as men at the same age, whereas mothers earn only 75 percent as much as men.