Sentence examples for systematically retrieving from inspiring English sources

We created a comprehensive resource of frequency data for the seven most important genetic variants of the NAT2 gene by systematically retrieving data from the literature (Table S1).

By systematically retrieving data from the literature, we collected frequency data for the most relevant genetic variants of NAT2 in 128 population samples representing different subsistence modes and dietary habits.

By systematically retrieving, pooling and comparing the available data, qualitative synthesis can provide a better understanding of the reasons why some young women do not receive the HPV vaccine.

In this article, we significantly extend these analyses by systematically retrieving the full complement of snail related genes in several newly-sequenced genomes as well as many previously cloned genes from this superfamily.

The WWMM is conceptually designed as an infrastructure where all of the content can be systematically retrieved and the limitations are technical rather than socio-political.

Search plan describes how search units will be systematically retrieved from a source of sampling and evaluated in order to compose a sampling frame.

A source of sampling consists on a database (automated or not) in which valid subpopulations of the target audience can be systematically retrieved and randomly sampled.

The elimination from the mother's diet of major food allergens potentially transmitted via breast milk may be indicated on an individual basis, except for peanut, which is systematically retrieved.

Rather, it's encouraging grey literature producers to actively divert their papers from that niche on a shadowy shelf or esoteric website to a sunnier spot in the annals of global health, to be validated through peer review, published for all to see, and then easily identified, systematically retrieved, and used in practical ways that move beyond academia to real world implementation.

Fifteen cohort studies were systematically retrieved.

Among the 18 expression traits associated with smoking, SASH1, P2RY6 and PTGDS were systematically retrieved in all screening/validation replicates (Table S3).