Sentence examples for compilations for all from inspiring English sources
Compilations for all diseases of the proportions of all infected that are infected in Sweden and infected abroad per year, as well as a top-15 list of the most frequent countries of infection for each year.
Thomas Cranmer, evolutionary rather than revolutionary, based his text largely on the traditional "use" of Sarum, supplemented extensively by Cardinal Quiñones' Breviary, with trimmings from the new missal of Archbishop Hermann von Wied of Cologne, the whole edited and served up as a single compilation for all.
It feels good that after so long on dubplate we're able to put this track out on the Ten Years of Digital Soundboy compilation —this ones for all the heads that kept asking us for it over the years!" The Digital Soundboy compilation is available from December 4th via Digital Soundboy.
Additional registries in multiple European nations have been started, and hopefully, an international registry that will allow for the compilation of all data regarding MCS will one day be a reality.
Indeed, classic programs such as Monty Python's Flying Circus have fiercely loyal fans willing to pay the $200 price tag for a "megaset" compilation of all 45 episodes.
Perhaps the greatest achievement during this period has been the creation of a Diesel Speciation Database (DSD) that contains a compilation of all emissions test results for a variety of engine categories, model years, and fuel types (Hsu and Mullen, 2007).
Figure 1 presents a compilation of all the LTF sequence data available for the T4 superfamily.
A representative assay is shown for 5637 cells in Figure 3A, and a compilation of the results for all four tested bladder cancer cell lines is presented in Figure 3B.
Genomic databases are extremely useful for target sequence retrieval, Blast comparisons, sequence management and compilation of all information that can help to a better understanding of the function and roles of genes.
Compilation of all substances in a separate, annotated list.
