Sentence examples for established a repository from inspiring English sources

In 1996, they set up a foundation, PXE International, found 2,000 patients, established a repository of patients' tissue, raised money and enlisted scientists.

NIDDK has established a repository for the archiving of data sets, as well as genetics and tissues from NIDDK sponsored clinical trials and epidemiological studies (http://pubnts06.rti.org/niddk/home.do).do

Failing to establish a repository is "a possibility that cannot be ignored," the judges said.

The nuclear industry says it may demand the return of the $22 billion that it has paid to the Energy Department to establish a repository, but that the government has not yet spent.

"Our position is that the federal government made a commitment to establish a repository solution for the country," Jones said.

In order to establish a repository of literature for manual curation, we extensively collected publications on genetic and molecular studies of plant male reproduction through Pubmed and journal specific database searches.

Although the Election Assistance Commission has not established a new repository for certified software, this is only because it has yet to certify any equipment under its new program.

— Since 1937, when the Treasury Department established a bullion repository at nearby Fort Knox, gold has been the principal attraction of this city of 28,531 south of Louisville.

The European Commission has established a Nanomaterials Repository that hosts industrially manufactured nanomaterials that are distributed world-wide for safety testing of nanomaterials.

To this end, we have established a github repository (https://github.com/NanoCAN/MIRACLE) and established a demo application (http://www.nanocan.org/miracle/demo) containing biological sample data.

We have recently established a DNA repository containing samples of over 1800 breast cancer patients and controls; primarily to identify gene polymorphisms in angiogenesis-related genes that play an important role in tumour growth and progression.