Sentence examples for explore the repertoire from inspiring English sources

With her he began to explore the repertoire for two pianos, as well as duets by Mozart, Brahms and others.

We used the graphic representation to explore the repertoire of CDSs within yeast proteins.

We have not explored the repertoire of small RNAs including microRNAs, non-coding RNAs or the regulation of alternative splicing.

To further our understanding of the evolution of this complex signaling system, we have explored the repertoire of Class I receptor chains in sea squirt and zebrafish.

abscessus mycobacteria by original bio-informatic analyses, we explored the repertoire of M. abscessus mycobacteriophages to gain insights into their evolution history compared to that of M. abscessus hosts.

We then explored the repertoire of lignocellulose-degrading enzymes in the bagasse microbial community by assigning the predicted open reading frames (ORFs) with three carbohydrate-active enzyme families from the CAZy database [ 30]: glycoside hydrolases (GHs), carbohydrate-binding modules (CBMs), and the recently introduced auxiliary activities (AAs), to the non-redundant reads (see Methods).

Eight years later, initially keen to explore the cantata repertoire, he brought together The Marshfield Singers.

"As we continue to explore the European repertoire here at the Donmar, he felt like the perfect match for this material".

Here, we report the genome of R. miehei CAU432 to explore the thermostable enzymatic repertoire of this fungus.

Gaskill explored the European repertoire with a burnished 1985 version of Marivaux's Infidelities and two playful Pirandellos, his last work for the National: a paint-bright Man, Beast and Virtue in 1989 and the mysterious Mountain Giants in 1993.

On the face of it, this rediscovered music told the story of a project that Self Portrait travestied – whose working title, according to one of the musicians involved, might have been Folk Songs of America, pointing to two later albums on which Dylan re-explored the folk repertoire, Good as I Been to You (1992) and World Gone Wrong (1993).