Sentence examples for those catalogued from inspiring English sources

All those catalogued are accessible through the reading room at Firestone of the Department of Rare Books and Special Collections.

Many examples similar to those catalogued by Litman vis-a-vis the 1976 Copyright Act could be supplied vis-a-vis the shaping of the "White Paper". See note, infra.

Although the majority of British fighters have joined Isis, those catalogued as killed have fought for a range of Syrian fighting groups including al-Qaida offshoot Jahbat al-Nusra, Jund al-Aqsa, and Katiba al-Muhajireen (the battalion of migrants) a militia which includes many Chechen and Russian fighters and hundreds of other foreign fighters.

So far, about 500 particles have been catalogued for initial description about size, shape, SEM images, and representative elemental and mineral composition from EDS spectra (e.g., Yada et al. 2014), and part of those catalogued particles have been delivered for more advanced research including preliminary examinations and through an international announcement of opportunity.

Those catalogued into more than one of these groups have an even more increased risk.

The previously published CNVs were those catalogued (as of December 4, 2006) in the Database of Genomic Variants (Build 35 coordinates).

Professor Paul Smith, the director of the Oxford University Museum of Natural History, says the reason is largely because funding organisations have favoured more specialised areas over those cataloguing and collecting data for a wide range of species.

Since UniPep and GlycoSuiteDB are excellent sources for biomarker and therapeutics discovery, methods should be implemented to update and provide glycoproteomes of more organisms in addition to those currently catalogued.

Detection of these variants suggests a difference exists in the modification states of these tRNAs for the sample analyzed as compared to those already catalogued in the modified tRNA databases.

I collected, sorted and catalogued those moments.

The men who catalogued those dangers — who could discern a line of Revelation in a hailstorm — protected against them, spiritually and politically.