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From a compilation of available high-pressure/high-temperature solubility data, an effective way to describe solubility is in terms of temperature and the density of pure H2O at the temperature (and pressure) of interest (Manning 1994; see also Figure 7).

In the end, Safer Streets, Stronger Economies is less a scientific study than a compilation of available (and, to a great extent, differing) data from a limited range of case studies.

However, a publishable study should not be merely a compilation of available sequences for a protein family of interest followed by some standard analyses, unless it specifically addresses a scientific hypothesis or question.

The most important is Annála Ríoghachta éireann (completed 1636; "Annals of the Kingdom of Ireland"; Eng. trans., Annals of the Four Masters), a compilation of all available material on the history of Ireland to 1616, directed by Michael O'Clery.

It was not intended to provide a compilation of all available references.

This includes a compilation of the available data on laminar variation of vascular density and the topological aspects of the microvascular system.

At the end of the merging process, we obtain a compilation of all available data on a global 0.05×0.05 degree cell size grid—(i.e. roughly 5×5 km cell size), with no missing values.

Despite over 10 years of work, no database, nor indeed a compilation of all available scientific data generated to date, can claim to fully describe the interactomes of even well-studied model organisms such as Saccharomyces cerevisiae or Homo sapiens.

Most schools have a compilation of courses available online.

A compilation of unique outings available across the city, including art, theater, shopping, views, surfing, grazing, gardening, praying, swinging on a trapeze and, of course, roller derby, compiled by Times reporters and editors.

According to a compilation of nine publicly available polls last updated on Feb. 20, Shaheen was holding just under a nine-point edge.