Sentence examples for catalog of key from inspiring English sources

TCGA is building a catalog of key cancer-driving genetic changes that researchers can use to develop treatments tailored to the genetics of an individual's tumor.

The new paper should be "a call to arms for people who want to study history from a scientific perspective to start developing the tools we would need to do that," says Slingerland, who is part of a team working on a database that aims to catalog the key features of religions around the world.

"This catalog of stars will serve a key link between existing bright catalogs and fainter catalogs planned for the future, such as those created by Pan-STARRS and the LSST observatories," said Doug Welch, a professor of physics and astronomy at McMaster University in Hamilton, Ontario in Canada.

Luminex® assays were used to investigate the relative phosphorylation state of key components involved in insulin/Akt signal transduction (EMD Millipore; catalog No. 48-611) and PDH (EMD Millipore; catalog No. PDHMAG-13K) in the muscle, heart, liver, kidney, BAT, and WAT comparing control (aroused) and torpid mouse lemurs.

The usability of such a large resource is dependent on its ability to catalog, categorize and query its contents using those indices reflective of key experimental variables so that users may clearly narrow their searches to the most pertinent results.

The third release, another arrange album, followed in September 2000 bundled with the first-print release of Key's second title Air, and was the first music release by Key to bear a catalog number, KYCD-0303.

Chains of key rings.

This new resource (Hippocampome.org) integrates key neuron term descriptors into a curated catalog of web-accessible human- and machine-readable definitions.

Stewart Brand, the creator of the Whole Earth Catalog, was a key adviser, and Linda Ronstadt, the Jenny Lind of the Golden West, was a storied girlfriend.

According to World Cat, a catalog of library collections worldwide, the number of English-language books tagged with the key word "bullying" in 2012 was 1,891, an increase of 500 in a decade.

According to WorldCat, a catalog of library collections worldwide, the number of English-language books tagged with the key word "bullying" in 2012 was 1,891, an increase of 500 in a decade.