Sentence examples for provides a one-stop from inspiring English sources
Cell Miner is an evolving application that provides a one-stop resource for molecular and pharmacological profile data on the widely studied NCI-60 cancer cell panel.
Experts have recognized the need for a global, curated, and standardized analysis and data-sharing platform that provides a one-stop data source for clinically relevant genotypic and phenotypic information on Mycobacterium tuberculosis.
It provides a one-stop shop of services including self-advocacy, independent-living support and social activities.
Rockspur is a social enterprise which is run by and for people with learning difficulties and provides a one-stop shop for services and support.
Bristol puts on live performances in freshers' week by a New Zealand organisation called UniSmart which provides a one-stop student survival guide, including information about welfare and wellbeing, and there are welcome talks from staff who oversee halls of residence.
He also said the marketing association "continues to support a national do-not-call list that provides a one-stop mechanism for opting out of national telephone solicitations for consumers and a one-stop shop for marketers to clean their lists".
The knowledge base integrates biologically oriented datasets and resources on lncRNA and manual annotations wherever applicable with the aim of providing a one-stop solution for annotation information on lncRNAs.
British TV networks the BBC, ITV and Channel 4 will launch a new joint online TV on-demand service that will provide a one-stop shop of content from all channels.
Now, the company's sights are on growing its booking network to provide a one-stop shop for event planning needs.
Time demands on consumers require sensitivity to their hectic lives, and by providing a one-stop "shop" for bills, banking, loans, and other services, banks hope to appeal to consumers' need for an easily managed relationship to their money.
Ms. Whitman has said that owning so many large businesses enables H.P. to acquire components cheaply through one of the largest supply chains in high technology, and to provide a one-stop shop for corporate tech.
