Sentence examples for libraries collected from inspiring English sources

In most VS applications, it is more practical and time effective to screen a compound library provided by a specific vendor rather than screen all compound libraries collected by ZINC.

Although the monophyletic nature of many dominant TRFs found in clone libraries collected at the time of each experiment allowed us to assigned putative phylogenetic identities in this study (Fig. S1), in a broader seasonal study of Emerald Lake many TRFs showed some evidence of polyphyly [28].

ESTs from C. arabica (187,142) and C. canephora (78,470) were derived from 43 libraries collected by the BCGP and from 8 libraries of C. canephora EST sequencing initiative of the Nestlé Research Center (8).

The sets consist of ESTs originating from pooled cDNA libraries, collected during cold-stress at time points 1 h, 2 h, 5 h, 10 h and 24 h (this also regards the subtracted library), and the sequences were downloaded from dbEST (Boguski et al. 1993) (see Methods for more details on download from dbEST).

It offers an overview of several types of traditional libraries and explains how libraries collect, organize, and make accessible their collections.

The assumption that libraries collect only paper materials betrays a lack of research.

Samples of ancient writing are rare and therefore are highly valued, and national and other scholarly libraries collect and preserve them as part of their responsibility to the preservation of history and the advancement of learning.

And both public and academic libraries collect electronic materials, like CD-ROM's and databases, and electronic versions of journals and indexes.By propagating the myths of paper-bound libraries and quaint librarians, you have done a disservice to your readers.

Wealthy families were eager to gather stacks of published books for their personal libraries, collecting books that covered the Confucian classics as well as philosophical works, mathematical treatises, pharmaceutical documents, Buddhist sutras, and other literature aimed at the gentry class.

In 1942, the Modern Library collected six of the nine plays they had written together, enshrining them in a series that also offered Wilde, Chekhov, and O'Neill.

It was outside term time, so this can't have taken more than about half an hour or so – just enough time for me to have a cappuccino in the tea room, before I went back to the main part of the library, collected the books, and sat down with them.