Sentence examples for allowed the compilation from inspiring English sources
The development of bioinformatics tools has allowed the compilation of searchable genomic and proteomic databases accessible via the Internet.
For the PIAC study, the linkage process described in this paper has allowed the compilation of a linked database that will enable a broad range of issues relating to Australian aged care services to be examined for the first time.
Together these advances allowed the compilation of the first large-scale, systematically prepared comparative metagenomic dataset for quantitative viral ecology [ 18] with new tools and analytical platforms now emerging to handle such datasets [ 19, 20].
Currently, recent progress in experimental techniques, such as the yeast two-hybrid (Y2H) method or tandem-affinity-purification method coupled to mass spectrometry (TAP-MS) [ 1- 3], has allowed the compilation of massive data set for protein interactions of the budding yeast, Saccharomyces cerevisiae (S. cerevisiae).
That could allow the compilation of dossiers and databases not previously practical.
LiDAR technology, based on Earth's surface scanning, allows the compilation of high resolution digital terrain models.
Although they are undesirable from a synthetic biology perspective the identification of minor carotenoids did allow the compilation of a plausible pathway for the biosynthesis of 2,2′-diketospirilloxanthin in Rba.
Economic models allow the systematic compilation of data from various sources, such as epidemiological studies and clinical trials, within a single framework.
The first option is to perform calculations on regularly spaced grids allowing for the compilation of probability maps.
The increase in the use of building information modeling (BIM) will allow for the compilation of a sufficient amount of data to utilize this system.
The database is implemented in the ARB software package (35) that allows for the compilation and association of aligned sequence data, sequence metadata and phylogenetic trees.
