Sentence examples for archive numbers from inspiring English sources

The Gun Violence Archive numbers include suicide as well as homicide, so the police-involved share of gun homicides would be even larger.

New accession and short read archive numbers are noted by an asterisk in the column entitled "Tree Label".

It is so influential, said Dr. Ashoke Sen, a theorist at the Harish-Chandra ReseAllahabadIndia in Allahabad, India, that he is sure most citations of papers written in his institute refer "to the archive number rather than to the published version in the journal".

The study received a grant from Northern Norway Regional Health Authority — Archive number: 2009/3495 (FORSAH).

DNA sequences are available at the Genbank Sequence Read Archive (number: SRA064103).

RNA-Seq data from a 454-transcriptome sequencing project was used to verify expression of the MHC genes (GenBank short read archive number SRA036234) [ 56].

Kyrgyzstan has one of the highest brucellosis incidences worldwide with 36 reported annual human cases per 100,000 people in 2002 (Pappas et al. 2006), and 77.5 per 100,000 people in 2007 (promedmail.org, Archive Number 20090201.0449, published Feb 1 , 2009.

HIs archives number in the hundreds of thousands.

(Archiving number; 15/2013).Written informed consents were obtained from all participants.

Sequences longer than 200 bp have been deposited into DDBJ/EMBL/GenBank under the TSA Transcript Shotgun Assemblyy) accession number: GALJ00000000, BioProject accession number: PRJNA207819, BioSample accession number: SAMN02194536, and Sequence Read Archive accession number: SRR900258.

Sandberg estimated that he made 320 catalogues and 150 posters, but the archive now numbers 310 and 380.