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This process in Wigwams is outlined in Supplementary Figure S2, with an example shown in Figure 2. It is important that the output of Wigwams is in a useful format for biologists to use, and hence at this stage of the algorithm, gene modules with a sizeable overlap of gene membership are merged.

Chris Dillow's assessment of Spending Challenge is incisive, but he is wrong to suggest that crowdsourcing of this sort, without scrutiny or oversight, is a useful format for public consultation.

When it came time to make our registry data available to the public, we considered several options and decided to collaborate with Medicare's Hospital Compare Web site, which consolidates information from a variety of data sources in a useful format searchable by ZIP code without a lot of hype.

Finally, this MoaFv construct could be a useful format when bivalency is desirable to improve the functional avidity.

(An isolated DNA may also be contained in a "complementary DNA," or cDNA, with an identical sequence, a useful format for laboratory work).

When you think of all of the abstract knowledge that is in people's heads and getting it into a useful format and getting it on the internet.

Senior Doctor Interviewees also suggested that a diagram or flowchart was a very useful format for a guideline.

However, the authors do not make the results available in any useful format.

So we're trying to get that information out of people's heads, so it's not on sources that are hard to access on the internet, and get it into a really useful format to make a valuable database.

One problem: Public information on private companies was scarce, and the data that did exist wasn't in much of a structured, useful format.

In contrast, says Nardelli, "we're trying to lower the barrier to entry by aggregating experts in a given topic, analysing what they pay attention to and packaging that content in a immediately useful format".