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To illustrate this further, three different workflows are described: The compilation of a set of molecules for a virtual or experimental screening isa very common task in cheminformatics.

For this reason, the European Commission regularly orders the compilation of a set of supra-national consistent regional population projections.

The pressure spectrum derived from the model and its scaling are discussed and compared to experimental data and to the empirical model of Goody (2002) [23], which results from the compilation of a large set of experimental data.

On this basis, the significance of each design on the overall digital performance of programmable logic gates in engineered cells was studied, leading to the compilation of a comprehensive set of guidelines for troubleshooting synthetic genetic circuits (Table  1).

The compilation of the BZR program returns a set of Java classes corresponding to the composition of the automata presented above with the computed control logic.

Policy tools guiding this process include a book summarizing evidence on children's environmental health; tools showing countries how to transform the CEHAPE framework into national action plans; a compilation of successful experiences in prevention; and a set of CEH indicators (Licari et al. 2005; Nemer and von Hoff, in press).

After that came a set of compilations, The Ballad Hits in late 2002 and The Pop Hits in early 2003.

Compilation of bioinformatic predictions of subcellular localization for a set of 299 proteins from Gram-negative (gold standard) bacteria.

Daniel Ellsberg, a disaffected former government official, gave the Times a set of the papers, a compilation of historical documents about U.S. involvement in Vietnam.

A film, like a compilation tape, obviously doesn't grow in the same way as a set of live performances.

And in the past decade in developed capitalist nations, intensive effort and interdisciplinary collaborations have produced large data sets, including the compilation of a century of income data and two centuries of wealth data into the World Top Incomes Database (WTID) (see p. 826 and Piketty and Saez, p. 838).