Sentence examples for adding to the repertoire from inspiring English sources

It had 18 editions in 80 years, each one adding to the repertoire.

"The main difference between this collaboration and the first one with her is that she had finished Biophilia, and I was adding to the repertoire of that world she had created.

The data from this study as well as from the previous study by Ruangsri et al. [ 7, 24] strongly suggest that Atlantic cod possesses potent antimicrobial components, particularly AMPs (piscidins), adding to the repertoire of its innate immune system.

This result further points to the still new and surprising means in which transcripts are generated to meet cellular needs, some being hard-wired in the genome, and others based on mechanisms not fully understood but adding to the repertoire of genome dynamics.

In Bucharest, more experimental works were added to the repertoire.

There are two other innovations that Piscator added to the repertoire of staging devices.

Eventually, this technique could be added to the repertoire for creation of conduits to the urogenital system or the intestinal canal.

This finding nevertheless adds to the repertoire of potential H DNA structures found in the vicinity of regulatory sequences here, in an imprinting context.

Lasing cells could add to the repertoire of techniques that scientists have to label and study cells like adding quantum dots or bioluminescent particles.

With the realization of the important role innate immunity plays in orchestrating immune responses, invertebrates such as worms and flies have been added to the repertoire.

They also rose to the challenge of residencies in German clubland as original compositions (mostly by Langford) were added to the repertoire.