Sentence examples for availability of these terms from inspiring English sources
The availability of these terms enables curators working in different groups to capture peroxisomal data in a consistent manner, which in turn facilitates systematic retrieval of information and data comparison.
In addition, the current annotation of the pig genome has limited availability of GO terms and KEGG pathways further reducing the sensitivity of the analysis.
The current annotation of the pig genome has a limited availability of GO terms and genes mapped in the KEGG pathways, further decreasing the sensitivity of the analysis.
However, a caveat in this type of analysis is the dependence on the availability of GO terms for the genes investigated.
The availability of these gene complexes would support long-term maintenance of polymorphic inversions.
Given the availability of terms such as "proves," "indicates," "suggests," or more evocative terms such as "raises the distinct possibility that," why did the USADA decide to use the curious term "consistent with"?
Availability of long term solar data and the quality of available data is usually an obstacle to the development of proposals for new concentrating solar power plants.
However, the availability of data in terms of disaggregation by countries of origin varies within and across sources.
Availability of resources in terms of information and time to process it affect decision making as well [23].
Much of this increase seems to be attributable to the availability of more annotation terms per protein.
This paper analyzes the tradeoffs that intermediate models for financing infrastructure present, in terms of augmenting the availability of long-term capital versus managing its risks.
