Sentence examples for a catalog of specific from inspiring English sources

Both modern believers and modern atheists, Armstrong contends, have come to understand religion primarily as a set of propositions to be assented to, or a catalog of specific facts about the nature of God, the world and human life.

Therefore, a catalog of abundant and specific miRNAs in pancreatic cells of teleosts and comparison of expression patterns and types of miRNAs among different phylogenetic groups will advance our understanding of endocrine pancreas in teleosts.

Here, we integrated the cell line-specific mutation information with the determined cell line-specific HLA types and HLA binding prediction algorithms to generate a catalog of cell line-specific predicted HLA Class I and Class II neo-antigens.

You respond to Ralph Nader's claim that there are no differences between the major political parties with a catalog of contrasting positions on specific policy issues.

Fowler (1999), who coined the term "code smell", focused on refactoring and presented a catalog of smells, characterizing and proposing specific actions to remove them.

The presidential panel did not try to assign specific blame for a catalog of mistakes and shortcuts taken by the companies and their employees, but it is clear from the report that the major players engaged in highly risky behavior that neither senior management nor government regulators properly oversaw.

TriPlay says that it will now have a catalog of 25 million tracks and a user base of "millions" of users (no specific number disclosed).

> In a separate analysis, we utilized a catalog of SNPs [called expression quantitative trait loci (eQTLs)] known to be associated with expression levels of specific genes (30).

The characterization of genes and genomes from a diverse number of eukaryotic, prokaryotic, and viral sources has enabled the development of a catalog of naturally occurring mechanisms for manipulating the genomes of organisms such as mosquitoes in highly specific ways.

In other words a catalog of horrors.

A catalog of instances is given.