Sentence examples for whole compendium from inspiring English sources
The whole compendium of phenotypical variables measurements used in this study is available under the accession 'ST003'ST003
The normalized expression matrix of the whole compendium of proteomics profiles used in this study is available through the accession id ST003.
The whole compendium of proteomics expression profiles center based on the value of the 9th decile and scale normalized [ 48- 50] using the 'normalizeBetweenArrays' normalization method available in 'limma' package [ 51] of the R suite [ 52].
For this reason, these wholes are sometimes called "successive" wholes (Anonymous Compendium Logiae Porretanum III.12).
(For a fairly comprehensive catalog of the kinds of integral wholes, see Anonymous Compendium Logicae Porretanum III.12).
In particular, the word got its cachet from the "Whole Earth Catalog," a compendium of product reviews for commune dwellers that appeared several times a year, starting in 1968, and then sporadically after 1972.
His Whole Earth Catalog — a compendium of hippie products, generated by users, that is now considered an analog precursor of the Web — can still be found on desks at Facebook.
If (i) FUEs are fundamental units of evolution, whereas all other levels of organization of the genetic material including genomes are derived, and (ii) a tree is a necessary form of description of the evolution of any FUE, then, the adequate representation of evolution of life as a whole is the full compendium of FUE-specific trees that can be conveniently denoted the Forest of Life (FOL).
In a sense, it's back to the future, the days of the Whole Earth Catalog and its compendium of splendid things.
A prolific writer and speaker, Dr. Ferguson was the health and medical editor for the Whole Earth Catalog, the voluminous compendium of goods and ideas that unexpectedly became a best seller in the late 1960's and 1970's.
Stewart Brand is best known as the editor of the Whole Earth Catalog, a counterculture compendium published twice a year between 1968 and 1972 and the only catalog to win the National Book Award.
