Sentence examples for compilation of lists from inspiring English sources

My initial draft was simply a compilation of lists and statistics because that's what I thought I had to do with non-fiction.

A compilation of lists of chemicals recognised as Endocrine Disrupting Chemicals (EDCs) or suggested as Potential EDCs has been developed by the International Panel on Chemical Pollution (IPCP) [42].

The compilation of lists of species for all significant taxonomic groups that live only in these areas might provide a tool for creating lists of putatively extinct species, and allow the programming of surveys to ascertain their conservation state (Boero and Gravili 2013).

Contains compilations of lists of (disease) genes previously implicated in relevant disease.

Because the TSDB is a compilation of eleven lists, the actual no-fly list is much smaller, with 81,000 names, of which 1,000 are US individuals; the "selectee list" which may require additional inspections of passengers or ban them from flights, contains 28,000 names and 1,700 Americans.

Thus the problem is often cast as terminological in nature and has been addressed primarily through the compilation of large lists of neuroanatomical region labels [3], attempts to build thesauri for relating these terms [4], and recently by developing machine-readable controlled vocabularies and ontologies [5], [6], [7], [8], [9].

This approach has profound consequences on biodiversity assessments and also on the compilation of red lists.

The database of patients entitled to free of charge out of hours service was made by compilation of the lists of patients from the practices with a contract with the deputizing service.

Bill Buford, a former fiction editor at The New Yorker who led the compilation of the list in 1999, said he had no regrets about who was chosen for it.

Mr. Klein has now announced his intention to resign, after compiling a formidable prosecutorial record that included the order to break up the Microsoft Corporation, the dissolution of a global vitamin cartel and the compilation of a list of proposed corporate mergers that were abandoned or restructured after the government's antitrust objections.

One of its MPs caused outrage in parliament when he called for the compilation of a list of names of Jews who posed a "national security risk".