An analysis of OGSv3.2 gene coverage by transcript dataset (Table S4 in Additional file 1) showed that the fraction of genes represented in a transcript dataset ranged from 28.3% (both larvae and testes) to 79.2% (forager brain) (Table S4 in Additional file 1).
Case results have been entered into the Picture It Settled® dataset range.
Median normalized gene expression levels for the 3D signature for the Sorlie dataset ranged from a minimum of 0.015 to a maximum of 41, with a standard deviation of 1.79.
This dataset ranging over a 50 year period (1950 to 2000) and collected over several globally located weather stations, uses annual trends, extremes and seasonality of temperature and precipitation to derive biologically meaningful variables [43].
Thus, our combined dataset ranges from 2005 to 2011.
The sizes of bioinformatics datasets range from a few gigabytes to several petabytes depending on the genes of living creatures and plants.
To address whether poorly known species tend to have small ranges, we compile an independent dataset of range maps for each species to compare with the number of specimens.
Furthermore, e-RA Header Files provide a range of validation checks to be specified within a dataset, such as expected ranges for the variables and other specific methods to check accuracy and consistency.
The current study extends previous research conducted in tropical forests, by having a dataset with a wide range of plot sizes.
We call the dataset containing MCPs and large buffer zones "Range Size A dataset" (RSA) and the dataset containing MCPs and small buffer zones "Range Size B dataset" (RSB).
A dataset can include a wide range of files supporting a publication of up to 50 gigabytes in total combined size.
