Sentence examples for a collection of reference from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a collection of reference" is not correct in standard English; it should be "a collection of references." You can use it when describing a group of sources or materials that provide information or support for a particular topic or subject
Example: "The library has a collection of references that students can use for their research projects."
A collection of reference books, some signed by Barrett, went for £4,000 while a dictionary with his own abstract collage cover went for £900.
The species-specificity of the probes was assessed against a collection of reference strains from the Cytophaga-Flavobacterium-Bacteroides group.
The affiliation of isolates to clonal complexes (CCs) or sequence types (STs) as defined by MLST [25] was determined by an automated comparison of hybridisation profiles to a collection of reference strains previously characterised by MLST [29]; [29].
Additionally, a collection of reference strains from the Network on Antimicrobial Resistance in S. aureus (NARSA, Herndon, Virginia, USA) was characterised, mainly to reflect the diversity of MRSA strains in the USA.
A summation of all bird XANES spectra recorded at dendrite positions was compared to a collection of reference Fe oxide compounds, including the strongly ferromagnetic magnetite and maghemite (Figure 7).
A collection of reference arrays was made with them.
In the specialized information centre a professional researcher can conduct the search and provide a state-of-the-art review of the literature in narrative form instead of as a collection of references.
Mina, the heroine of her first novel, "Lightning Field," thinks of her identity as "a collection of references" to films she loves; she thinks "if someone saw all the movies she had seen, the number of times she had seen them and in the order she had seen them, that person might know exactly who she was".
Given a collection of references and similarity measures defined above, we still design an algorithmic process to traverse and compare all identity pairs and eventually reveal all underlying individuals.
A node is a collection of references formulated according to the type and quality of data and could contain one or several similar descriptions.
