Sentence examples for collections of references from inspiring English sources

For useful collections of references to a representative sample of the voluminous literature on this chapter, see Wedin (1988, 160-1 nn. 1-4) and Caston (1999, 199 n.199

However, the low circulating parasitaemia that defines chronic Chagas disease patients often prohibits parasite isolation, and thus many studies are overly reliant on historical collections of references isolates assembled over many years.

By using these methods and the extensive collections of references, substrate cleavages and inhibitor interactions in the MEROPS database, it has been possible to distinguish a cluster of sequences representing a biochemically characterized peptidase from a cluster that represents a putative peptidase that has not been characterized.

In a statement, the group added: "What has been lost are the irreplaceable collections of reference and lending non-fiction books, covering every conceivable subject, giving that extraordinary breadth and depth of subject coverage that only long established libraries can provide.

As result, the conservative propagation procedure was applied to 640 genomes from 14 taxonomic groups with available genome-wide collections of reference TF regulogs (Table  2).

For the automatic ab initio prediction of coding sequences and RNA editing sites in a nucleotide query, PREPACT originally relied on BLASTX hits in manually-assembled collections of reference protein sequences.

Bat miRNAs were compared to the following collections of reference miRNA sequence data: MiRBase version 20 (all vertebrates); Biggar et al. [ 9]; Platt et al. [ 13]; Ensembl (P. vampyrus, M. lucifugus).

Monitoring programs should therefore not only target description of present state but also take the extra effort to build collections of reference samples that will no doubt become of immense value for managers and scientists alike within just a few years.

"That couldn't really be true, but it was half true, it felt that crucial, as if her identity were a collection of references".

In the specialized information centre a professional researcher can conduct the search and provide a state-of-the-art review of the literature in narrative form instead of as a collection of references.

Mina, the heroine of her first novel, "Lightning Field," thinks of her identity as "a collection of references" to films she loves; she thinks "if someone saw all the movies she had seen, the number of times she had seen them and in the order she had seen them, that person might know exactly who she was".