Sentence examples for archive study from inspiring English sources

Robert M. Batscha, who worked to preserve, archive, study and permanently exhibit two of the more ephemeral modes of mass communication as the longtime president of the Museum of Television and Radio, died Friday in Manhattan.

Raw sequence data were deposited in Sequence Read Archive (study accession number: ERP001545).

Unprocessed sequence reads for this study have been deposited at the EMBL-EBI European Nucleotide Archive, study accession number PRJEB7456 (http://www.ebi.ac.uk/ena/data/view/PRJEB7456).ac.uk/ena/data/view/PRJEB7456

The raw data have been deposited in European Nucleotide Archive (study accession ERP001893) and the assembly in the ENA under accession numbers CAKG01000001 CAKG01061569. The RNAseq sequencing generated a total of 35.7 million 100 base paired reads.

In the play, to conduct her research Katherine travels from New York to Bonn, Germany, where she works for several months at the hallowed Beethoven archive, studying sketches and manuscripts.

She graduated from the University of Georgia and received a master's degree in art history from Florida State and a master's degree in moving image archive studies from the University of California, Los Angeles.

Facing this background, this paper aims to identify the typology of residential resettlements in suburban areas, and analyze the mechanisms of each residential resettlement via archive studies, census tracks and field research instead of the traditional macro-demographic approach.

While climate reconstructions and palynological research have focused on forces that drive the geomorphologic system, many researchers have attempted to use sediment archive studies to identify periods of change in sediment dynamics.

Detailed field-based sediment archive studies and sediment budgets covering time periods ranging from 200 to over 5000 year, as well as the use of pollen and sediment provenance techniques, show that no overarching concept of changes in floodplain sedimentation following anthropogenic disturbance can be established.

If the use of existing biobanks (including those at the pathology departments) does not involve any (new) risks or ethical considerations for the patients (which is usually the case in retrospective archive studies) dispensation for patient consent can be provided.

As some have pointed out, there are drawbacks to the Archives study.