Sentence examples for from compendium from inspiring English sources

To enlighten me, along came a collection of progressive, no-holds-barred sex-education books from Compendium Books, Camden, in north london.

Geoff Dyer I bought Theodor Adorno's Minima Moralia in June 1986 from Compendium in Camden, London (a Mecca, back then, for theory-hungry radicals) and read it, intermittently, throughout the summer in Brixton.

In the training phase, the method learns a collection of gene-gene interaction effects from compendium of microarray experiments (training compendium), which are captured in an interaction network.

They are illustrated in Figure 1 and described in detail below: 1) definition of pathway signatures from compendium data (A-B); 2) calculation of mean correlations, r1... n, between disease profiles and n pathway signatures, and the statistical significance thereof (B-C); and 3) survival analysis on a patient dataset using each statistically significant r as a risk factor (C-D).

When scoring features that can vary with 3′-UTR length (Min_dist, Len_3UTR, and Off6m), a weighted score was used that accounted for the abundance of each 3′-UTR tandem isoform in which the site existed, as estimated from a compendium of 3P-seq datasets from the same species (Nam et al., 2014).

To verify this hypothesis, we created, from a compendium of 3051 mouse arrays (Mouse430 2.0) from Genevestigator, selections of arrays representing various tissue types (muscle, liver, lung, fibroblast, Central Nervous System).

In addition, misclassification might have occurred because the same MET value, from a compendium of MET values which mainly came from Western studies [ 33], being assigned to each type of activity regardless of between-person differences in intensity of performance.

In order to differentiate the mediators of innate immunity from downstream effectors, we first inferred coexpression networks from a compendium of high-throughput datasets examining macrophage response (as described in Methods).

Thereafter participants performed, in random order, 12 activities selected from a list established using the metabolic equivalents (METs) from the Compendium of Physical Activities [ 18].

Metabolic equivalent task (MET) levels were obtained from the IPAQ scoring protocol [ 34] for the IPAQ questionnaire and from the compendium by Ainsworth et al [ 35] for the SP2PAQ questionnaire.

In that "refuse to enter" passage, Rosica is quoting from the Compendium of the Catechism of the Catholic Church.