Sentence examples for which we compiled from inspiring English sources

Making a list of the worst cars of all time, which we compiled last year, is easier than making a list of the worst cars currently on the market because, frankly, all cars are built pretty well these days.

For the case study of Tokyo, we used an IR-WIO table for Tokyo for the year 2000, which we compiled in a previous study (Tsukui and Nakamura 2009; Tsukui et al. 2010, 2011a, b, c,  2015) and which was based on "The Interregional Input Output Table in the Year 2000 in Tokyo" published by Tokyo Metropolitan General Affairs (TMGA 2007).

We used a University of Maryland modification of the IGBP scheme (Land Cover Type 2), which we compiled into 4 land cover categories: (1) natural vegetation, including barren or sparsely vegetated areas; (2) water; (3) cropland or cropland mosaic; and (4) urban.

The 2013 Euro-Peristat report presented 2010 data from 29 countries on the preterm birth rate and factors affecting preterm birth risk such as: multiple births, maternal age, prepregnancy BMI, smoking during pregnancy, and migration status, which we compiled for this review (Table 1).

Chemical data on the identity of fertility signals across different species of solitary and social bees were collected from the literature through a systematic review of published studies, in which we compiled chemical data from fourteen different species (Additional file 1: Table S3), as well as through inclusion of new primary data of two more species (see below).

And given the Alice-in-Wonderland way in which we compile our official jobless statistics, they are no longer counted as unemployed.

She offered a mini-guide of great local shoutouts, which we've compiled below, together with those recommended by Michael Barrett: Independent bookshops Malvern Books: "Fills a generous-sized room with indie-only presses," said Gentry.

Our analyses have identified thousands of putative alternative splicing events, which we have compiled into a catalog of exon skipping events derived from RNA-seq data from multiple human tissues.

WaspAtlas is a new gene database in which we have compiled annotation data from all available N. vitripennis releases along with a wealth of transcriptomic data, methylation data and original analyses and annotations to form a comprehensive resource to aid the study of Nasonia.

Since then they have been put forward as both a graphical programming paradigm and as an intermediate language into which we can compile other languages.

This paper is the first step of our project in which we survey and compile the records of sunspots and auroras in historical documents from various locations and languages, ultimately providing it to the science community as online data.