The phrase "accessible in the data" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to information or resources that can be retrieved or found within a dataset or collection of data.
Example: "The results of the survey are accessible in the data provided by the research team."
Alternatives: "available in the data" or "retrievable from the data".
The Macaca fascicularis 43RCA-H and 43RCA-L sequences (VH and VL domain sequences, respectively) are accessible in the data banks under the accession numbers [EMBL: FJ178346 and EMBL: FJ178347].
This information was also accessible in the data management protocol.
Metadata available in other public databases (accession ID, NCBI taxonomy, location, biome, marine province, date of isolation and related literature) and other restricted to MicRhoDE (rhodopsin affiliation according to phylogeny, rhodopsin type, predicted spectral tuning, putative activity and function) are optionally accessible in the data outputs of both search and BLAST modules.
The structure of these template variables mimics the Chado tables and makes accessible any record in the data set.
Ideally, this log will be accessible in the same place as the data; making consumers of the data search for separate mailing lists or syndication feeds represents a suboptimal solution.
The concordance between these two laboratories is not accessible from the data presented in the paper.
However, this information will be accessible in the future, when crystallographic data for complexes will be available, which will make the aforementioned prediction easily falsifiable.
Achieving the greatest degree of success across all of these types of efforts will require collating and making publicly accessible the data collected in each study.
The gene model encoding the 308888 protein contains five exons with clearly identified bridging sequences spanning each of the introns (accessible via the URL provided in the data resources file provided in Supporting Data).
A qualitative assessment of relative variability in transcript coverage can be obtained by inspection of transcript coverage for gene models from the corrected set (e.g. Gene model 143003, accessible via the URL provided in the data resources file provided in Supporting Data).
All microarray and RNA-seq data are accessible in the GEO database, with accession number GSE66590 for RNA-seq_RiboZero, GSE66592 for RNA-seq_ClonTech, GSE66614 for Illumina_HT12, GSE66626 for Agilent_4x44K, GSE66628 for Affymetrix_Gene1.0 and GSE66648 for Affymetrix_HTA2.0.
