Sentence examples for most newly collected from inspiring English sources

Specimens are photographed (both macro- and microscopically) to illustrate key identification characteristics, and DNA is extracted from most newly collected and select archived samples of the Herbarium Pacificum collection of BISH to generate DNA sequence data for organellar and nuclear markers.

Combining information from routine data and newly collected data is likely to be the most effective way to assess the relationship between environmental exposures and diseases.

Garrison began her career at The… Poetry is in Franz Wright's blood: his father, James Wright (1927-80), was one of the most acclaimed poets of the late nineteen-fifties and the nineteen-sixties.… Unsigned EASEL of newly collected painting and two poems by Elizabeth Bishop.

His discoveries are newly collected in "Tantra Song" (Siglio, $40).

This volume of newly collected stories by William Styron is all anticipation.

The discovery means researchers should study already collected mummies and newly collected mummies to determine whether abuse was a widespread problem or an exception, Mr. Beckett said.

Unsigned EASEL of newly collected painting and two poems by Elizabeth Bishop.

Newly collected data is stored for the day in a computer strapped to the back of the motorcycle.

The New Yorker, August 19 , 1996P. 46 Unsigned EASEL of newly collected painting and two poems by Elizabeth Bishop.

By Alice Quinn and Elizabeth Bishop The New Yorker, August 19 , 1996P. 46 Unsigned EASEL of newly collected painting and two poems by Elizabeth Bishop.

Newly collected accessions were collected from north Queensland, Australia at the beginning of the dry season (Figure 1a).