Sentence examples similar to archive publications from inspiring English sources

At the moment there are three recommended international repositories to archive publication related functional genomic data: 6, 7 ArrayExpress (AE), 8 Gene Expression Omnibus (GEO), 9 and the Center for Information Biology Gene Expression Database CIBEXX).

Other efforts have included the digitising of a number of the Archives' holdings, the release of many of the Archives' publications on its web site, the sale of copies of the Archives' holdings through its 'e-shop', and an online presence for Malta's National Memory Project, dedicated to eternalising the memories of those who have contributed to the history of Malta.

In a number of cases the entire archive of publications like Time and The Washington Post will be reachable via a Google search.

Flickr has a partnership with Getty Images, a stock photography company that licenses digital images (as well as music and video) from its archive to publications and other businesses.

Medline®, the Web of Knowledge® and archives of publications issued by national public health organizations were searched for reports of E. coli O157 outbreaks occurring between 1st January 1982 and 31st December 2006 in Scotland, England and Wales, the United States, Canada, Japan, Ireland, Denmark, Finland, Norway and Sweden.

Despite declining health, he continued preparing parts of his archive for publication until only a few weeks before his death.

By 2008, he finally had the time and started recalling all those images from the various archives of publications and agencies he had worked for in the past.

Making ELN data machine readable increases interoperability, facilitates integration with third party tools and enables automatic generation of materials for deposition in an archive or publication [10], increasing the usefulness of the tools for researchers.

The data in HMDD and dbDEMC are manually collected and archived from publications [ 10, 21, 22, 35].

The analysis presented here is based on the use of data or records that contain only non-identifiable data about people, e.g. publicly accessible records, archives or publications.

The OA mandates all apply only to refereed postprints, self-archived upon publication, not to pre-refereeing preprints, self-archived before publication.