Sentence examples for catalogues exist from inspiring English sources

Other catalogues exist for specialized holdings, such as prints.

As a result of the various regulatory regimes, universal benefit catalogues exist for almost all service areas.

Some catalogues already exist, but Dr Sacksteder decided to start from scratch and build a new one.To do so, she and her colleagues first broke down all the proteins of samples taken from healthy mouse brains into smaller units called peptides.

Also, this catalogue could be a model for Austria, where no nation-wide competency-based catalogue currently exists.

Inventions Mail order catalogues would not exist if Pryce Pryce-Jones had not first used the post to sell flannel from Montgomeryshire to far-away customers such as Queen Victoria.

He suggests that the catalogue of minor planets should include Pluto and the other TNOs (for which no catalogue currently exists).

For example, the signature image of King Khama III — the cover of the catalogue — also exists as a postcard, which is on view in a vitrine.

The vases and inscriptions have almost all been published before and some form of cataloguing already exists for them.

In July 2005, two health benefit catalogues for curative services exist: (a) The Classification Commune des Actes Médicaux (CCAM), which revises the previous medical services catalogue, has been adopted in 2005 with its application still only partial [ 5].

Dead zones in the coastal waters caused by eutrophication have been exponentially increasing since 1960, and of about 400 such zones catalogued recently [52], about 10 exist in the IO region.

In the last decade, two major large consortium based efforts; the HapMap project, the Human Genome Diversity Project (HGDP), as well as several other studies, based on genotyping of single nucleotide changes, have attempted to catalogue the genetic variations that exist between individuals of a population as well as within different populations across continents [ 6– 11].