Sentence examples for mentioned collection of from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, HMM-derived profiles of 516 plant CRP motives described [ 47] were used to search the above mentioned collection of proteins using HMMER3 [ 71].

The fact that only one-fifth of the records that mentioned collection of pharmacokinetic data also mentioned studying pharmacodynamics adds to this conclusion.

The above mentioned collection of spring barleys selected from the Barley Core Collection (BCC) and the Federal ex situ Genebank (HOR) was used in this study (Additional file 1).

Besides the strain used for the animal study, a previously mentioned collection of 107 S. aureus clinical strains isolated before 1991 in the University Hospital of Geneva [ 33] were also tested for in vitro susceptibility to daptomycin.

Fifty-two records (20%) mentioned pharmacodynamic data collection or the use of a pharmacodynamic study design in addition to pharmacokinetic data collection (out of the 824 records that did not report pharmacokinetic data collection, 12 records mentioned collection of pharmacodynamic data).

None of the above mentioned collections possesses all these features, although each one has a subset of them.

In my review of Claude Lanzmann's autobiography, "The Patagonian Hare," in the March 19th issue of the magazine, I mentioned the collection of Lanzmann's journalistic and occasional writings, "La Tombe du Divin Plongeur" (The Tomb of the Divine Diver), which was published in France this month.

In the previous section, we mentioned the collection of data from various processes in educational establishments.

A similar cable requested intelligence on officials from the Democratic Republic of Congo, Burundy, Rwanda and Uganda, and specifically mentioned the collection of DNA samples, iris scans and computer passwords.

If not otherwise mentioned, for collection of cells supernatants were saved after 18, 24, 48 or 72 h of incubation and centrifuged together with the trypsinized cells (1000 r.p.m. for 10 min).

While that may be literally true — there is a legal basis — it appears awkward in retrospect that Mr. De's defense of the agency failed to mention its collection of phone data on Americans.