Sentence examples for collections link from inspiring English sources

Archival collections link surveys, informatics, phylogenies, history, biogeography, and ecology to form long-term baselines for exploring biodiversity and the evolutionary and ecologic determinants of infectious disease emergence (3, 9, 18 ).

The Italian-born Italo Zucchelli has brought out the American best in his collections, linking the brand to innovative fabric, dynamic sporty shapes and to a world of energetic dressing.

Previously reported collections have comprised BPD cases without prior investigation [ 4, 5] and collections linked by similar phenotypes such as abnormal platelet number [ 38], platelet function [ 33] or von Willebrand disease [ 21, 39].

This could be read as children not receiving the vaccination or, alternatively, it could be a lack of data collection linked to considerable pressures on staff working in the NHS.

Modern editions contain up to 200 fables, but there is no way of tracing their actual origins; the earliest known collection linked to Aesop dates to the 4th century bce.

"member-collection" links a generic reference ("number") to a group of entity mentions ("inhibitors").

As its title implied, the collection linked poems about the inner lives of pre-civil rights African-American workers with old photographs of them on the job.

Mixed methods data collection, linking primary data to provincial administrative databases will be employed.

Mixed methods data collection, linking quantitative data to interview-gathered qualitative data will be applied.

Patients are also asked to sign a consent form permitting the collection, linking, and analysis of their health information.

The ORChID study is well underway having started recruitment of pregnant women and their newborns for 2 years of intensive respiratory and gastrointestinal specimen collection linked with daily clinical data in 2010.