A final query consisted of 694 complete P. vulgaris coding sequences (CDS) downloaded from NCBI http://www.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/ on August 8, 2008.
However, such balance is unrealistic in information retrieval where 'uninteresting' is far more prevalent than 'interesting' and we used the same input gene sets to classify the results of a final query that specified a set of ~2,200 abstracts known to be related to the cell-cycle, but where the exact cell-cycle phase was not annotated with MeSH terms.
I finally closed voting at 12 01, added the write-ins with an UPDATE query, and did a final SQL query that you see there.
In a final step, query features of the MDL SDF format (atom lists, query bonds) are utilized to map aggregated element and bond information onto the reduced MCS.
Typically, Columbo would string his suspects along, flattering them, apologizing profusely for continuing to trouble them with questions, appearing to have bought their alibis and, just before making an exit, nailing them with a final, damning query that he unfailingly introduced with the innocent-sounding phrase, "Just one more thing...."....
("I don't think I want to be any part of a hit job on myself," he emailed in response to my final query).
Figure 4 shows an example of our initial tweet formatting process and the final query used to retrieve conversations.
As to the final query: "Why does the wine back home give me a throbbing headache while over here it's like drinking gallons of colored happy-water?" that I fear is another corporate conspiracy rant for another time.
In the final query (1979 [1730]: 404–5), Newton suggests the research strategy of an analysis of wholes into parts, followed by a synthesis of the identified causes into explanatory principles.
It demands answers to questions like "Why is Amazon buying a grocery store?" And "if it makes sense, why?" That, of course, raises the final query: "If the why makes sense, will the price of tomatoes go down?" The answer to the last point is no, of course, so stop dreaming.
The final query puts the central question, "Whose fault is it if poor Ireland still continues poor?" Siris (1744) passed through some six editions in six months.
