Sentence examples for as cataloged from inspiring English sources

There is a separate.xyz layout file for each TAIR9 protein with one or more documented or predicted protein-protein interactions as cataloged by [39], [40] and housed on the BAR server [54].

We address this question by analyzing transcripts expressed in the adult mouse brain as cataloged in the Allen Mouse Brain Atlas (Atlas) for their potential to contain RNA structures predicted by.

A sampling of the variety of neurons in the brain, as cataloged by Ramon y Cajal in 1899.

Those are but 3 of the 100 worst atrocities in history, as cataloged by Matthew White in "The Great Big Book of Horrible Things," an amusing (really) account of the murderous ways of despots, slave traders, blundering royals, gladiators and assorted hordes.

The ∼700 miRNAs uncovered from the human genome so far (as cataloged in miRBase) are predicted to target and repress over 60% of the protein coding genes [26].

Here, we unambiguously identified a total of 262 unique platelet proteins (as cataloged by their uniprot IDs) as phosphorylated proteins in the basal, resting state from 569 unique phospho-peptides (from a total of 1300 phospho-peptide identifications).

"All the tapes will be digitized and cataloged as well," writes Ratliff, "a process that may take as long as a year, according to Jonathan Hiam, the library's curator for the project — but then will be available for onsite listening".

"The art glass market is very strong," Mr. Dawes said, "and this sale reflects pretty much the entire variety of French and American glassmakers, including Gallé, Daum, Tiffany and Steuben". The Gallé vase is cataloged as "Verre Parlant," which translates as "talking glass" and means text is inscribed.

This is a term I have coined by necessity for works that cleverly "suggest" themselves as the work of recognized artists but not cataloged as such — paintings purportedly by people like Jack Vettriano, Augustus John or Francis Bacon, placed in oldish frames, and often with fake exhibitions labels on the back.

Access to the Art Library is even easier to get: scan a preprinted card, then request two sketchbooks at a time, cataloged by themes as diverse as "dirigibles and submersibles" and "It's raining cats or dogs".

They should be accurate if the book is to be cataloged as nonfiction.