Sentence examples for systematic compendium from inspiring English sources

Summa theologiae, also spelled Summa theologica, also called the Summa, in Roman Catholicism, a systematic compendium of theology written by Thomas Aquinas between about 1265 and 1273.

Ostensibly a commentary on Peter of Spain's Tractatus or Summulae Logicales, it is in fact a systematic compendium of medieval logic, going considerably beyond Peter's work, and amounting to some 1000 pages (in its first complete English translation of 2001).

The other development was the gathering of Haggadic legends and tales into comprehensive, systematic compendiums.

This paper follows a systematic approach for reviewing compendium of literature to explore the current research in this field.

We conclude that systematic gathering of a compendium of "chemical suppression" of yeast mutants by genotoxic drugs will not only enable the identification of novel functions of both chemicals and genes, but also have profound implications in cautionary measures of anticancer intervention in humans.

There is currently no definitive compendium of these programs, or a systematic inventory of their claims.

However, no systematic analysis of genome organization, gene structure, and expression compendium has been performed in the Populus model tree genus to date.

However, these studies were all based on a large compendium [4] which was not controlled for systematic errors such as sampling rate.

Although numerous previous works have considered mappability as a factor influencing read densities [ 15, 19, 22], and chromatin accessibility is known to influence transcription factor binding [ 20], our analysis provides systematic confirmation and quantification of these influences using a large compendium of ENCODE datasets.

For example, compiling a compendium of potential biomarkers for pancreatic cancer was carried out by systematic manual curation of the literature and took over 7,000 person hours [ 13].

Our systematic survey will represent the first overview of methods to develop anchor-based MIDs, and the first comprehensive compendium of published anchor-based MIDs associated with PRO instruments used in evaluating the effects of interventions on chronic medical and psychiatric conditions.