Sentence examples for resource compilation from inspiring English sources
It will see release on a forthcoming L.A. Club Resource compilation LACR Comp.
Unlike resource compilation efforts for the cities that inspired this encyclopedia, the work was not bounded by the city limits.
Finally, comprehensive electronic resource compilation including in-house videos can provide support for on-going implementation.
One resource compilation to help instructors better envision and create engaged classroom environments is in development: the iBiology Project at the American Society for Cell Biology is in the process of creating and posting videos through their iBiologyEducation YouTube channel that showcase evidence-based classroom practices (iBioEducation, 2013).
To take full advantage of the unbiased nature of "-omics" data sets, our concept integrates data analysis by relying extensively on bioinformatics resources for compilation of consensus-based, a priori-defined biological knowledge with an interactive model for data interpretation based on networks computed entirely from experimental data.
Urban Exploration Resource is a compilation of user-submitted photos, videos, and stories that showcases everything from the tame (i.e. abandoned sewers and houses) to the downright macabre (i.e. abandoned psychiatric hospitals).
HA employees who took sick leaves were required to report their absence to their supervisors, which were in turn reported to the corporate human resources department for compilation.
Our use of expert interviews and the compilation of resource use for an 'average' radiotherapy patient necessarily limits the detail in the results compared to, for example, a review of individual patient records or costs derived from the direct observation of actual resource utilization during treatment for individual patients.
In this paper we present the most exhaustive overview on the human NumtSome implemented in the RHNumtS.2 compilation, a resource whose aim is to support different research applications ranging from studies concerning human structural variation, diversity, and disease, as well as the detection of false heteroplasmic mtDNA variants.
The Georgia Institute of Technology also offers a compilation of resources and profiles on disabled students.
New and emerging techniques based on satellite, airborne, and terrestrial remote sensing technologies, promise to facilitate the production of landslide maps, reducing the time and resources required for their compilation and systematic update.
