Sentence examples similar to cataloged facts from inspiring English sources

The results showed "no consistent genetic differences" between black rats and the supposed hybrids, the authors say, indicating that the specimens cataloged as hybrids are in fact black rats.

This book is anything but another catalog of facts and figures for the war buff.

Yet this activity would be no more than the compiling of a catalog of facts unless an underlying recognition of uniformities and correlations enabled the investigator to choose what to measure out of an infinite range of choices available.

There is little coordination and no central database in which every family's information is kept, so family members are asked for the same catalog of facts again and again.

Science does not stop with mere description; it is not just a catalog of facts.

However mighty the efforts, the catalog miserable facts remain.

When we are no longer able to catalog the facts (diplomas, houses, accomplishments) of our lives in the same way, we can begin to value that which is not 'fact'fact

But, in fact, when my research colleague Lane Hornung cataloged my database of catalytic mechanisms, he found that only half do.

In fact, the ancient astronomer Ptolemy even cataloged this as a single star.

In fact, the most frequent mutations in all major cancers have now been mapped and cataloged.

It cataloged inconsistencies.