Sentence examples for global collections from inspiring English sources

In November, the Art Dealers Association of America will start its new season of collector forums with "Latin American Art in Global Collections" at the Morgan Library and Museum.

What seems to be relatively clear is that the indica 1 subpopulation is typical of indica present in global collections but this does not appear to be true for the other three.

Our work presents a practical strategy for organizing, mining, and correlating global collections of large-scale genomic data to explore normal and disease biology.

In this study we presented a novel strategy for mining global collections of large-scale biological data using a combination of ranked-based enrichment statistics and ontology-based meta-analysis.

Here we report the development of a novel strategy to explore the biological properties of gene sets found in global collections of public or proprietary large-scale experimental data.

These results are similar to those reported by Rossi et al. [ 7] for Latin America isolates collected between 2004 and 2007 and Garrison et al. [ 24] who reported on a global collection from the T.E.S.T. study collected between 2004 and 2007.

"This global collection of grass-roots volunteers makes for a collectively brilliant creation, but it can also lead to online hysteria and 'edit wars' over minutia like how to categorize hummus".

There was no evidence for geographical structuring among the isolates examined, with isolates collected in Liverpool, UK, showing levels of diversity similar to a global collection of isolates.

Analyses of a global collection of B. anthracis isolates suggests that the A lineage is globally distributed, while other lineages (B and C) are geographically restricted.

What was needed instead was a manager capable of integrating the global collection of mobile-phone operators assembled by Chris Gent, Mr Sarin's swashbuckling predecessor, as he built Vodafone into the world's largest mobile operator.

Scientists have often been accused of letting their ideology influence their results, and one of the most famous cases is that of Morton's skulls -- the global collection amassed by the 19th-century physical anthropologist Samuel George Morton.