Sentence examples for a filtering tool from inspiring English sources

Simkhai explains that users have been asking for a filtering tool explicitly and through behavior.

Key program: a filtering tool called Schon-site, which lets traders screen for such variables as volatility, liquidity, industry sector, individual markets and price.

A filtering tool is available to exclude from the graphic representation PS whose expression remains within background for most samples.

They take nucleotide (FNA-stat) or protein sequences (FAA-STSAT) as input and output the summary information of the inputted file including length distribution, GC content etc. Filtering human sequence is a filtering tool for identification of human sequences from human microbiome samples.

GenomePlot (Gibson and Smith, 2003), GenoMap (Sato and Ehira, 2003) and Microbial Genome Viewer (MGV; Kerkhoven et al., 2004), are GUI based but do not provide the ability to directly read in files in the common sequence formats or a filtering tool to define tracks.

Brides can use a filtering tool not only to narrow vendors by location but also by budget parameters.

By deploying a read filtering tool, FilteR [ 12], a total of 125,957,408 and 44,346,624 high quality PE reads were obtained for 15°C and 25°C, respectively (total 170,304,032 PE reads).

A specific filtering tool is also presented to minimize the committed errors when derivative operation is performed for strain calculation.

Angel and VC funding platform Angelsoft has launched an investor filtering tool, allowing entrepreneurs the ability to access detailed profiles on over 1,000 venture capital firms and angel investment groups in the U.S. Angelsoft allows startups to "push" their business ideas to over 400 angel investment groups and 15,949 investors across the world.

We sought to provide the world medical community with a web portal that will index, with an efficient and scientific way, quality OA medical education material available over the Internet and will serve as a tracking and filtering tool.

The Edinburgh-based company sells a web and email filtering tool now used by nearly 700 educational organisations across the UK – which has made it the target of some energetic and inventive (if not particularly literate) hate mail from students who find access to games sites, social networks and porn now inaccessible from many school computers.