Sentence examples for a larger compilation from inspiring English sources

All that can be said with certainty is that the name Muʿallaqāt appeared about 900 to distinguish the seven poems as a subset in a larger compilation of poems.

The app can also remind you to film by setting an alarm – something that would be useful if you're doing a larger compilation of sorts.

In a large compilation of homicide statistics in the United States between 1980 and 2008 the US department of Justice found that males committed 90% of the total number of murders.

A large compilation of heat production measurements were provided by Vila et al. (2010), showing a mean and percentile difference of heat production values.

Attempts to find common characteristics for protein-protein recognition sites have only been moderately successful, since the average binding epitope of a large compilation of protein-protein interfaces is almost indistinguishable from a regular protein surface [ 51].

In their article "Lead and PCBs as Risk Factors for Attention Deficit/Hyperactivity Disorder" (ADHD), Eubig et al. (2010) offered a large compilation of human and animal research supporting a relationship between these environmental contaminants and ADHD occurrence.

Our approach has been to address the molecular epidemiological associations in an exploratory fashion using a much larger compilation of genetic markers.

See [19] for a full discussion of codicological and palaeographic elements contributing to this later dating of the entire manuscript, as well as discussion of evidence supporting the hypothesis that the larger compilation of works among which this treatise is found is a collection of works intended for use in medieval Portuguese Hebrew Illuminated manuscript production.

This is a very large compilation of pine sequences, but only GO and KEGG annotations are available and no separation by species is provided, P. taeda is highly over-represented, and its interface only allows limited interaction.

The lawyers at Pavia were already a big group in the 9th century; in the 10th century they undertook a large-scale compilation of Lombard law and its Carolingian updatings, usually called the Liber Papiensis.

In this study, a linear diffusion equation for slow, quasi-continuous mass movement (e.g., creep), which is based on a large data compilation, is adopted in the hillslope model.