Lots of people on Twitter directed me to posts on the right wing blog Red State, which put together a handy compilation of examples (apparently just for me).
In particular, a number of concepts and problems are critically discussed, rather than compilations of examples already published in recent reviews.
The toolkit resource section on 'Project examples' contains is a matrix compilation of project examples and more detailed individual documents.
This work…is an excellent compilation of case studies…to 'illustrate how a globalized world is fundamentally altering the environmental justice terrain.' The examples are unique and engaging.
Otto Behaghel, (born May 3, 1854, Karlsruhe, Baden [Germany] died Oct. 9, 1936, Munich), language scholar who specialized in studies of the German language and whose Deutsche Syntax, 4 vol. (1923 32; "German Syntax"), is a massive compilation and classification of examples of German linguistic usage from the 8th to the early 20th century.
His dream compilation of the Brahms Symphonies, for example, would include two traversals of the cycle, with each work led by a different conductor.
But if you take the US as an example, a compilation of five different measures of time taken over the past 50 years, indicate that the average American man has six to nine hours more free time every week than he had five decades ago.
The 14th century commentator on the 13th century compilation of laws/customs Sachsenspiegel, Johann von Buch, for example, states that the poena cullei is the appropriate punishment for parricides.
In another example, the compilation of 557 publicly available microarrays covering over 100 tissues and primary cells facilitated the discovery of Zbtb25 as a transcription factor predominantly expressed in T cells that represses NFAT signaling in response to T cell receptor engagement (Benita et al., 2010).
As an example, a compilation of the melanoma-associated epitope set described to date for the HLA alleles A1, A2, A3, A11, A24, B7, B57 that we performed for a planned immunomonitoring project revealed that about 70% of these epitopes were restricted by a single HLA allele, HLA-A2, which is the most prevalent HLA allele in the Western European population (Hadrup SR, unpublished data).
