Sentence examples for using a catalogue of from inspiring English sources

The quality of the SMN as a SOC monitoring was assessed using a catalogue of essential soil monitoring requirements which resulted in a classification of monitoring levels for each parameter.

Portion size was explained to subjects using a catalogue of pictures of individual food portions.

Help-seeking recommendations were assessed using a catalogue of the following sources of help: psychiatrist, psychotherapist, general practitioner, health practitioner, priest, self-help group, the Internet, and confidant.

For ICMEs, we use a catalogue of near-Earth ICMEs (Richardson and Cane 2010) that is updated at http://www.srl.caltech.edu/ACE/ASC/DATA/level3.edu/ACE/ASC/DATA/level3

Using a uniform catalogue of retrospective but detailed clinical information, we then tested the predictive value of these mutations on patient outcomes after treatment using the most common therapeutic regimens.

2) Are the New Testament authors pointing to specific behavior they have witnessed, or are they using a common "catalogue of complaints" against Gentiles (as there are similar complaints in other first-century Jewish writings about Gentiles)?

Using a larger catalogue of genes that escape from XCI [ 17] an enrichment for Alu and short ACG/CGT motifs was observed around genes that escape from XCI, while a number of repeat features were enriched around genes that were subject to XCI, with L1 and L2 having the greatest discriminatory power to predict whether a gene was subject to XCI [ 71].

Police photos have always been used as a catalogue of physical details, a database that could be used to identify, then classify, a person as a criminal.

To develop the scorecard underlying the measurement of SDS, we use a normative catalogue of disclosure items based on prior research on voluntary disclosure practice, as well as on recommendations to use value reporting disclosure scorecards (e.g., Meek et al. 1995).

As Strike Back is a military drama, the production crew used a vast catalogue of firearms, including side arms, assault and sniper rifles, as well as rocket-propelled grenades, hand grenades and other explosives.

The technology for doing that is being developed, and the ENCODE project – the Encyclopaedia of DNA elements – has put it to good use, compiling a catalogue of the various regulatory sequences in our own genome.