Sentence examples for a useful collection from inspiring English sources

The candidate genes identified represent a useful collection to further study important biochemical pathways and cellular processes and to use for marker development for breeding and the study of horticultural characteristics, such as disease resistance.

This, though, is a useful collection, even if its contents are more or less familiar.

Not Frere-Jones' words, but a useful collection of the tweeted criticisms of Spotify and the streaming business model by Atoms for Peace's Nigel Godrich.

Warblogs:cc is a good place to start for pro-war comment, providing a useful collection of warblog entries: likewise the Command Post.

As its leader, he chose General Adnan, not only because Adnan had a useful collection of colleagues from Iraq's military and security networks, but also because Adnan is Naqib's uncle.

The Inverawe Smoked Fish Cookbook (Quiller, £14.99) is a useful collection of recipes, from an escabeche of kippers to smoked eel, chorizo and potato frittata and traditional cullen skink soup, by the smokehouse owner, Rosie Campbell-Preston.

Multiple studies have analysed the DASH based on samples including various musculoskeletal conditions using Rasch modeling: to generate a clinically useful collection form [ 27], to compare with other measures [ 28], to develop a shorter version [ 29], to examine its factor structure [ 30, 31], and to estimate its psychometric properties [ 31].

Overall, this is a very useful collection of chapters that provides reviews of an important source of evidence for understanding human brain function that has been collected during clinically relevant investigations.

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The letters e, t, a, o, i and n appear more commonly than any other letters in the English language, making this an extremely useful collection to learn to recognize.

Add that to our other tabulations, and the result, I think, would be a representative and useful collection: stuff you've never heard, stuff you love, stuff you've heard but can't believe has advocates, stuff people are talking about and stuff that will come and go.