Sentence examples for relevant collection of from inspiring English sources
Dense linear algebra libraries, such as BLAS and LAPACK, provide a relevant collection of numerical tools for many scientific and engineering applications.
However, the single collection of megabase-sized domains may not be the only topologically and functionally relevant collection of domains.
Chosen for analysis was an environmentally and nutritionally relevant collection of substances suspected to have endocrine-disrupting activity because of their steroid-like or anti-steroid effects.
The availability of the macronuclear genome sequences of three closely related species of ciliates in tandem with a relevant collection of IESs provides an excellent opportunity for investigating the contribution of IESs (i.e., germline-specific sequences) to somatic genome content.
A limited number of acupuncture-focused information services, such as Acubriefs (http://acubriefs.blogspot.com/) and the Acupuncture Research Resource Centre (http://www.acupunctureresearch.org.uk/), also provide access to some acupuncture literature, though locating a full and relevant collection of acupuncture research among these and other CAM resources presents particular challenges.
His successors on the current faculty steering committee emphasized the need for improved graduate study rooms, located near relevant collections, because of Princeton's commitment to train the next generation of scholars in the humanities.
The term data or information infrastructure means the relevant base collection of technologies, policies, and institutional arrangements that facilitate the availability of and access to data relevant for the implementation of carbon forestry.
This meeting addressed all areas of human genetics relevant to collection of information on variation and its effects.
The availability of simple sampling and stabilized transport options is relevant for collection of clinical specimens at remote (rural) health centers [59].
LB It's rather extraordinary, if slightly grim and unsettling, how relevant this seminal collection of James Baldwin's essays are today.
When Apple was Washington bureau chief and thus required to attend by audio hookup the noon and four-thirty meetings held every day by the top editors in New York, he was known to pass the less scintillating moments of the discussion leafing through auction catalogues relevant to the collection of Arts and Crafts vases he has in his weekend house in Pennsylvania.
