Sentence examples for set compiling from inspiring English sources

MDR was calculated from non-censored EC50 values of the four endpoints Daphnia and fish acute toxicity as well as algal and Lemna growth inhibition (total n = 230) based on the data set compiling the lowest toxicity measures within each endpoint.

MDR was calculated from non-censored EC50 values of the four endpoints Daphnia and fish acute toxicity as well as algal and Lemna growth inhibition (total n = 274) based on the data set compiling endpoints for the individual compounds as similar as possible to those used for the products.

EMI reissued expanded/remastered editions of all Hoodoo Gurus albums (from February 2005); also released was Tunnel Vision (2005), a two-DVD set compiling every Gurus' video, never-before-seen live material and a retrospective documentary, "Be My Guru".

The first is an empirical video set, compiled from media lists of viral videos.

The key ideas are supported by an empirical analysis of a multi-industry, multi-country data set compiled by the World Bank.

John Coltrane's "Legacy" (Impulse!) begs the question "Another Coltrane boxed set?" Compiled by his son Ravi, himself an accomplished saxophonist, this four-disk set surprisingly justifies its existence.

We illustrate the numerical implementation of our model and estimation technique using a 4-year Toronto DATs data set compiled by the National Climatic Data Center.

In the Idaho Montana wildfire case, a fire perimeter polygon data set compiled by the USDA Forest Service was used to validate the output of the VCC change detection methods.

Regardless, the data set compiled by Jordà's team should help economists further refine their understanding of the issue — and what it means for all of our pocketbooks.

Using four phylogenetic comparative methods, alternative phylogenetic hypotheses, and a data set compiled from over 50 different sources representing 53 taxa, we test the relative importance of different ecological variables on the evolution of anole visual displays.

A data set compiled by Ruth Thurstan of York University shows that catches in England and Wales (for which there are better figures than for Scotland) are now 5% of what they were when Queen Victoria was on the throne.