Sentence examples for would be cataloged from inspiring English sources

The remains would be cataloged and easily retrievable if a family changed its mind about body parts it had not claimed, or if advancements in DNA technology could identify the unidentified.

Those records would go on to be cataloged and archived in the permanent collection at Harvard.

Interestingly, Relinquo is not fixing the site to be compliant with Europe's Right to be Forgotten laws, which, I suspect is exactly what some of the hackers he's cataloged would appreciate.

The debris they were cataloging would not have struck a hiker as anything to notice, much less measure, but the Harvard Forest, 3,000 acres near Petersham, Mass., is one of the world's most intensively studied patches of woods.

An alternative approach would be to catalog all variants by sequencing the locus in the study subjects [14], followed by association analysis of each variant in the locus.

A next step for GWAS would be to catalog all variants, especially rarer variants, within the detected loci, followed by the association analysis of the detected variants with the disease trait.

The obvious question is, how many people would be bothered to catalog all their stuff, online or off?

He even joked that his next lecture would be a dreary catalog of all the musical techniques ever used to express sadness.

It would be impossible to catalog them here or even explain in any substantial way the key features of quantum mechanics to which they appeal.

To the Editor: The behavior of the Roman Catholic hierarchy disappoints me on so many fronts that it would be difficult even to begin cataloging those disappointments.

Mr. Cottrell said the catalog would be expanded every month.