Sentence examples for automated retrieval of data from inspiring English sources

We compare our methods for automated retrieval of data from a standards-compliant data repository with those currently in operation for a selection of existing molecular databases and repositories.

The examples discussed here in Table 1 have been created specifically to enable simple and automated retrieval of data from a standards-compliant data repository, with the purpose of bypassing the traditional landing pages of repositories associated with narrative articles (i.e. journals).

We describe three different procedures based on metadata standards for enabling automated retrieval of scientific data from digital repositories utilising the persistent identifier of the dataset with optional specification of the attributes of the data document such as filename or media type.

These files in turn have associated MIME types [32], information that allows automated retrieval of the files using one of the mechanisms briefly described below.

During automated retrieval of metadata fields, we observed several alternate representations of information for certain annotation types in the archives.

The data is then read into the LRE Analyzer, which conducts automated analysis for each profile, including automated retrieval of amplicon size from an amplicon database.

This handle is internally annotated with 10320/loc records [30] to enable automated retrieval of individually requested files from the deposition.

Transmitting compressed medical images can be an option for physical diagnosis by an expert; however, automated retrieval of compressed medical images has not been extensively studied.

Clinical characteristics, demographic information and laboratory data were collected using manual and automated retrieval from the institutional electronic medical record system.

Most biological data repositories enable full download of latest database build and most allow automated retrieval via GNU Wget or FTP clients.

Hersh approximated recall of an automated retrieval system (SAPHIRE) using the recall of 3 or more searchers against a MEDLINE test collection as the gold standard[ 22].