Sentence examples for study repertoire from inspiring English sources

Music students need library search skills to find music resources of scores and sound recordings for study, repertoire selection and performance practice.

This analysis was done both for the playback experiment (repertoire size first dawn chorus + new song types recorded during playback and/or second dawn chorus) and the longitudinal study (repertoire size 2008 + new song types recorded 2009) using a Wilcoxon Signed Rank test.

This is known as clonotyping and can be accomplished by using PCR to amplify variable families from cDNA followed by sub-cloning and sequencing the product to study repertoire structure [ 8].

As a consequence, if repertoires are underestimated during the first phase of a study on repertoire plasticity or learning (both longitudinal or experimental in a single year), the ability to recognize 'new' songs in the later phases may be confounded by the fact that a part of the repertoire, although present, was not previously recorded.

In this study, immunogenetic repertoire profiling for tumor-infiltrating B and T cells in gastric cancers was carried out to help reveal the architecture of B cell immunity in cancer.

To study the repertoire of NAbs with specificity for OSEs, we have selectively reconstituted immunodeficient recombinase activating gene (RAG -1−/− mice with B-1 cells.

Contrary to the previous studies, song repertoire size and composition were found to be highly repeatable both between years and after confrontation with a novel song.

Thus, mind mapping may be an attractive resource to add to the study-strategy repertoire of entering medical students to help them learn and organize information.

In this study those repertoires were dictating the array of sexual and reproductive health services that would be available for girls in Orellana and the way they were delivered.

Wikipedia as a lens for studying cultural repertoires of language communities.

Latimeria thus provides a counter-example to the inverse correlation of genetic divergence and frequency of gene birth events apparent for several previously studied chemosensory repertoires of teleosts and tetrapods [ 8].