Sentence examples for collections human from inspiring English sources

As with all our sequence validated clone collections, human, yeast, or microorganism, the HFLEX7000 clones are available at http://plasmid.hms.harvard.edu.edu

Catherine Barnett will publish her third poetry collection, "Human Hours," in September.

Last month, though, that changed, after I went to see Seamus Heaney reading from his new collection, Human Chain, at the Snape Maltings concert hall.

The note is there also in his wonderful last collection, Human Chain (2010), where one is pulled – yet again – in the wake of a writer able to push out the boat into a limitless sea.

For example, the segment on Human Evolution Evidence is subdivided into the following categories: Behavior, 3D Collection, Human Fossils, Genetics, Dating, and Timeline Interactive.

Finally, the paper explains how this work is applicable towards improvements in data collection, human factors, trade-off analysis for future technology insertions, and other ECMO improvement projects.

It is declining due to egg collection, human disturbance and the loss of coastal wetlands in China.

After whole blood collection, human synovium and bone marrow were harvested.

Biobanks – collections of human biological specimens stored for future research use – are crucial for biomedical advancement.

Scientists have been successfully freezing, or cryopreserving, small collections of human cells for 40 years.

In-depth studies of the limited collections of human skeletal remains (Mena and Reyes 1998) will be necessary to discuss starvation or difficulties in adaptation.