It amalgamated many international databases, but over half of the cases originated from Europe.
Exploiting the patient's identification number as a unique identifier, we amalgamated the KBCR database with two population-based sources of information: the Korean Central Cancer Registry, which provides patient's survival data, and the Korean National Statistical Office, which publishes complete death statistics.
But, in a 33-page progress report on the timetable for an identity card scheme, the home secretary revealed that instead the database would be compiled from amalgamated information from three separate Whitehall databases.
Similar to mirGator, which amalgamates three microRNA databases (miRanda, picTar and TargetScan) with expression data while also providing enrichment analysis [65], mirDIP allows the user to take more control over the prediction data that they consider.
The nine databases that have been amalgamated herein comply with the best standards of prognostic study.
These predictions were amalgamated, and codon usage, positional base preference methods, and comparisons with the nonredundant protein databases using BLAST (Altschul et al. 1990) and FASTA (Pearson and Lipman 1988) software were used to refine the predictions.
These predictions were amalgamated, and codon usage, positional base preference methods and comparisons to the non redundant protein databases using BLAST [14] and FASTA [19] software were used to refine the predictions.
Together these databases provided information on 41 land use classes, and for analysis these were amalgamated.
These predictions were amalgamated, and codon usage, positional base preference methods and comparisons to the non-redundant protein databases using BLAST [ 83] and FASTA [ 84] software were used to refine the predictions.
