Sentence examples for systematically catalogued from inspiring English sources
All known Egyptian taxa of the family Tachinidae are systematically catalogued.
Data on both the direct and indirect costs of trade are systematically catalogued in The World Bank's Doing Business Report.
Data on both the direct and indirect cost of trade are systematically catalogued in The World Bank's Doing Business Report.4 The detailed methodology for calculating country-specific and product-specific trade costs and their conversion into ad valorem or tariff equivalents is discussed in "Appendix 4".
By the middle of the 18th century the botanical booty resulting from the era of exploration was accumulating in gardens and herbaria – and it needed to be systematically catalogued.
The ENCODE Project Consortium systematically catalogued every transcribed piece of DNA as functional.
Upon surface adsorption, Fg displays distinctively different configurations on these substrates and the subdomain profiles of the protein are systematically catalogued.
By systematically cataloguing the date, location, target, tactic and number of injuries involved in events since 1970, the researchers have been able to document the changing nature of terrorism worldwide.
The portrait it provided of the campaign's post-election reckoning was one of "lawyers and data scientists and analysts combing over the results to spot anomalies that would suggest a hacked result"; of meetings with data scientists; of researching recount and audit rules; of an attempt "to systematically catalogue and investigate every theory that has been presented to us".
Systematically cataloguing the constituent sets of proteins across many species for each subcellular structure opens a wealth of experimentally tractable questions.
Epigenome-wide association studies (EWASs) have been initiated by many different groups to systematically catalogue epigenetic variation (with an emphasis on DNA methylation) in various diseases.
As a platform for beginning tests of this hypothesis, my colleagues and I started by preparing a selection of salts of structure X-N(O)=NO– M+ and systematically cataloguing their physicochemical properties.
