Sentence examples for While collection from inspiring English sources

While collection level protection is a good step forward with respect to several other systems operating at database level, it is still not sufficient to provide customized data protection levels, which could further raise the usability and diffusion of these systems.

While collection agencies are responsible for the most consumer complaints to the Federal Trade Commission of any industry, it's not always due to imprisoning debtors.

While collection only occurs at Christmas, members of the SHARE Executive visit any resident of the housing schemes that desires visitation, on a regular basis.

While collection of this data is fairly straightforward, in order to accurately predict gene models and transcripts, much attention must be given towards assembly and analysis of the data.

While collection efforts will remain a human effort, further advancement in next-generation sequencing technologies will contribute to the field of environmental DNA analysis [ 61], allowing for bulk sample analysis without the need for a sorting protocol.

While collection of a blood sample is the preferred sampling technique in many circumstances, alternative non-invasive saliva sampling is appropriate in certain cases and may have the advantage of being more acceptable to study participants, particularly in studies where no other invasive samples are collected.

And realize, Professor Bellipanni said, that while collections and models can be very nice, they are not science.

Between 1939 and 1944, the number of Americans paying federal income taxes rose from about 4 million to 44 million, while collections increased from $1 billion to $19 billion.

While collections "should be dynamic," Richard Armstrong, director of the Solomon R. Guggenheim Museum, said, institutions should not be acquiring work with an eye toward trading up.

Here, 18th-century French paintings by Boucher and Fragonard (along with Watteau) hang near furniture and porcelain of the same period, while collections of armour sprawl disturbingly across the ground floor.

After the middle Kamakura period, as Buddhist pessimism grew fainter, various kinds of instruction manuals and family injunctions were composed, while collections of essays such as Yoshida Kenkō's Essays in Idleness (Tsurezuregusa) also made their appearance.