Sentence examples for first collected for from inspiring English sources

The repertory is familiar, as is evident by the book "Sacred Harp," whose generally American hymns, psalms and the like were first collected for publication in 1844.

Nepenthes rajah was first collected for the Veitch Nurseries by Frederick William Burbidge in 1878, during his second trip to Borneo.

There, a nasal swab was first collected for the rapid test, QuickVue Influenza A+B, using the swab provided in the kit.

This sample is the first collected for MSM in mainland Tanzania which includes HIV, hepatitis B, syphilis serostatus, and urethral and rectal chlamydia and gonorrhoea.

Some think maize was first collected for the fermentable sugars in its stalk (Iltis, 2000; Smalley and Blake, 2003), but more likely it was for the storable starch in its seed.

To compare fungal communities, the OTU representatives of all tuber and soil samples were first collected for constructing a phylogenetic tree using the mothur package [ 44] (v1.32, commands: align.seqs, dist.seqs, clearcut).

CRAC first collects for each k-mer in the read its locations on the genome and its support (which is a proxy of the read coverage), then analyses both the variation of location and of support within the read: this enables the precise detection of deletions, insertions or translocations with DNA-seq data.

We first collected probes for genes for which we knew where they mapped on mouse chromosomes – Nancy: – these were the anchors: several anchors for each chromosome.

In the year to September 2014, some 271,000 people from overseas migrated here to work, which was the highest number since this data was first collected (so for at least a decade), and is up from 217,000 in the previous year.

In the attempt to shed some light on such immunomodulatory activity of AEA, we first collected evidence for the alteration of the expression of CB1R and CB2R, as a result of cell activation.

Researchers first collected the numbers for an article published in 1998, which examined prior misdemeanor convictions as a risk factor for future violence by handgun purchasers.