Sentence examples for comprehensive catalogues from inspiring English sources
The practicalities of developing comprehensive "catalogues" will take several years for the full savings to be realised.
One of the most comprehensive catalogues is the Radford Serial Killer Data Base, which has nearly five thousand entries from around the world the bulk of them from the United States and was started twenty-five yeago ago by Michael Aamodt, a professor emeritus at Radford University, in Virginia.
Attempts have been made at creating comprehensive catalogues of SNPs that have been identified from GWA studies.
Recently, deep sequencing studies have established comprehensive catalogues of the miRNAs expressed by human herpes viruses in latently infected cells of the human trigeminal ganglia [13], [14].
The integration of comprehensive catalogues of genomic, transcriptomic, epigenomic and proteomic data is a promising strategy for tackling this complexity.
The development of next-generation sequencing technologies has made it possible to generate more comprehensive catalogues of somatic alterations in cancer genomes than ever before.
He is preparing a comprehensive catalogue of Picasso's Cubist drawings.
In a later class, pages should be bound together as a comprehensive catalogue to be displayed in the classroom.
And he compiled a comprehensive catalogue of Bernstein's compositions, music writings, recordings and television features, known as the Red Book.
He was later to found an observatory and produce the most comprehensive catalogue of stars since Ptolemy from the second century.
It's a comprehensive catalogue of lessons and songs to play along to with your real guitar, using the microphone to "listen" to you and provide feedback.
