Sentence examples for collection of active from inspiring English sources
"They want the largest collection of active gamers who are buying and playing games – that is the health metric of any service you talk about – what's your MAU? It's not how many consoles you sell.
Hamelin pool contains the world's largest collection of active stromatolites – stony mounds of sand and calcium carbonate stuck together with a kind of biological glue, which emerge from the water as the tide goes out.
Interestingly, similarity searches do not require a diverse collection of active and inactive molecules prior to be used.
Details have always been the best the designer has to offer, from his quintessentially colorful suit linings to the way his hems are stitched and this collection of active wear, for lack of a better term, is no exception.
NanoCAGE has been recently applied to identify the genome-wide collection of active TSSs of the mouse Olfactory Epithelium (OE) [ 13].
For example, ChIP-chip data revealed the binding of RNA polymerase II at the collection of active promoters in the cell, providing a snapshot of the inner workings of the cell [ 12].
Renal amyloidosis was suspected in one patient with proteinuria (1.5 g in 24-hour urine collection), absence of active urine sediment, normal renal function, and absence of other underlying medical conditions that might cause renal damage.
Entry 25: This database contains a collection of known active reference compounds, newly identified actives (hits), and screening database information extracted from original literature sources reporting prospective LBVS applications.
Here, we build a collection of the active ligands from BindingDB for FDA-approved drug targets from DrugBank [41].
We illustrate the tool by examining a diverse set of structural changes within a collection of molecules active against the HIV Integrase enzyme.
The steps that are followed in this study are: 1. Collection of earthquake, active tectonic, geological, geophysical and topographic data from different sources; 2.
