Sentence examples for a systematic compilation from inspiring English sources

546), and the Concordia canonum Cresconii ("Harmony of the Canons of Cresconius," a 6th- or 7th-century author), a systematic compilation of the Dionysiana, subsequently found in different manuscripts in Gaul.

In contrast, the AAP's statement is a systematic compilation of the evidence and a thoughtful consideration of the relevant factors.

Although several organizations and individuals have published large data sets of proteins in blood, it remains to provide an SQL database by a systematic compilation and analysis of publically available data sets.

We used the data from the WHO household energy database (WHO 2012b), which is a systematic compilation of nationally representative surveys or censuses and builds on earlier versions developed by the University of California, Berkeley (Smith et al. 2004).

Creation of EssOilDB is an attempt to provide a systematic compilation of essential oil profiles along with the details of their sources for the benefit of not only scientific community but also for the layman, entrepreneurs and farmers, interested in exploring volatiles and their properties.

This mismatch of burden to action is due to a number of factors that keep stillbirths hidden, notably a lack of systematic compilation of data on the numbers and cause of stillbirths, but also to social taboos affecting recognition and grieving for stillbirths.

Primitive as it was, it provided a foundation for systematic compilation of the legal material by the canonists and for the expansion of decretal law.

As a long term strategy therefore, there needs to be systematic compilation of the evidence on which decisions and protocols need to be based [ 16- 18].

The systematic compilation of essential oil profiles along with the additional information about a variety of biotic and abiotic factors may provide insights for understanding the roles of volatiles in the life of a plant.

When matrix notation is used in finite element analysis, the organizational properties of matrices allows systematic compilation of the required data and the finite element analysis is then defined as a sequence of matrix operations that can be programmed directly for a digital computer.

Economic models allow the systematic compilation of data from various sources, such as epidemiological studies and clinical trials, within a single framework.