Sentence examples for exemplar publications from inspiring English sources
Collaborating domain experts selected exemplar publications that we used to investigate which concepts are missing in PhylOnt by trying to annotate the exemplars with it.
Further, an analysis of exemplar publications indicates that for phylogenetic operations, methods, models and programs the majority of phylogenetic concepts can be accurately annotated using PhylOnt.
Newcomb considers this publication the exemplar of the ladies' signature musical style.
So our selection of general orthopaedic journals is not solely to highlight particularly bad practice in this discipline, as we suspect much of what we report here is generally applicable to research across all disciplines, and as such orthopaedic publications simply provide an exemplar of this larger population.
The 14 study teams we interviewed had been selected for a previous publication as exemplars of specialist palliative care teams serving patients in their homes.
TEs were first discovered in maize (McClintock 1950) and TEs may still be best characterized in this species, particularly after the recent publication of a TE database containing exemplar sequences of 1,526 TE families and subfamilies (Schnable et al. 2009).
As the Internet Age marches on, it is likely that individual poetics will increasingly be circumscribed (when they are circumscribed) in this fashion; and for those attuned to singular works and inimitable moments in the history of English-language poetry, the publication of this book offers a glorious exemplar of each.
The value of such publications can be easily discerned by considering exemplars from the field of protein sequence analysis.
As standards are evolving, this process is intended as a prelude to the 100 BioDatabases (BioDB100) initiative whereby APBioNet collaborators will contribute exemplar databases to demonstrate the feasibility of standards-compliance and participate in refining the process for peer-review of such publications and validation of scientific claims and standards compliance.
Not an exemplar — the exemplar.
