Sentence examples for the growing compilation from inspiring English sources

Although our knowledge of vertebrate biology has evolved substantially with the growing compilation of sequenced genomes, understanding the temporal and spatial regulation of genes remains fundamental to fully exploiting this information.

The following guide represents one version in a constantly evolving and growing compilation of recommendations exploring best practices for open access in the university setting.

(Wikipedia maintains an excellent and growing compilation of historical tornado outbreaks for those interested, and raw data can be obtained from NOAA.) Only two other tornado outbreaks have had as many as 150 twisters -- the May 2004 outbreak (385), and the May 2003 outbreak (401).

So the question band members now face is how to capitalize on that momentum, which has been aided by the growing availability of African music on the Internet and in compilation discs.

The compilation of the list is the result of a new task-force, launched by the government in February in response to the growing problem of fraud and cyber-crime.

But, this is an ever-growing compilation.

Simultaneously with the work on the edition of the Canterbury Tales, the Chaucer Research Project grew to encompass the compilation of sources of information on Chaucer's life and on the times in which he lived.

The companies in the study came from the 1989 Inc. "500" list, a compilation of the fastest growing privately held companies in the United States that had sales of at least $100,000 in 1983.

Searching the web pages requires manual compilation and curation for each information query; such methods are not scalable in the face of the continually growing number of available biological parts.

The next generation of music fans is growing up in a "compilation culture", he says, pointing out that single track purchases make up a much larger percentage of digital music sales than singles do for "offline" music purchases.The latest digital music players may lead to the end of coherently put together albums Apple's newest player, the iPod Shuffle, is set by default to play tracks randomly.

The rationale used to produce the compilation is described here.