Sentence examples for a suitable repository from inspiring English sources

In the story Energy Tsar, Michael Freedman and Heidi Brown raise the question of whether the Russian natural gas outfit Gazprom is a suitable repository of investor dollars.

In fact, is the full data available as supplementary material or in a suitable repository?

A shift in thinking is needed so that useful data are not simply buried away in supplemental information or in additional files but curated in a suitable repository such as TreeBASE (http://treebase.org/) or, where an appropriate data-specific repository is not available, a generic repository such as Dryad (http://datadryad.org/).org/

Reinforcing and upholding GigaScience's goals to promote open-data and reproducibility of research, GigaDB also aims to provide a home, when a suitable public repository does not exist, for the supporting data or tools featured in the journal and beyond.

However, for most domains of research and most scientists, no suitable repositories have existed until very recently, and most datasets are still neither published nor archived.

To this end, requirements must be: (1) properly submitted in a suitable and usable repository; (2) written correctly by stakeholders with relevance to the studied domain; and (3) as easily verifiable as possible on various models of the system for which interoperability capabilities are being requested.

The blue ribbon commission recommended building one or more interim storage facilities and reopening the search for a suitable permanent geologic repository site, given the Obama administration nixed plans to finish building one in Nevada.

The British and Irish governments agreed that Boston College, with its enduring interest in Northern Ireland, would be a suitable and safe long-term repository for the controversial papers.

The technical method included centralized isolation and containment of spent nuclear fuel in a deep geologic repository in a suitable rock formation, such as the granite of the Canadian Shield or Ordovician sedimentary rocks.

Setting up geological repositories takes decades, starting with studies to find a suitable rock structure, and testing the metals that could be used to build waste-storage canisters.

Since self-archiving is extremely sporadic, this repository is compiled from several identified, authentic sources by extracting metadata by constructing a suitable search strategy.