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Consistent with the data from previous papers that CRKL expression correlates with poor prognosis, 17, 38, 41 Prognoscan, a publicly available database, indicates that high expression of CRKL may serve as a poor prognostic factor for liposarcoma and lung adenocarcinoma patients (Fig. S9).

Comparison with the publicly available protein database indicates that a total of 67,305 (about 92.09% of the assembled unigenes) unigenes exhibit similarity (e –value ≤ 1.0e-5) to known proteins.

Comparison of our EST sequences against publicly available sequence databases indicates that ESTs from the adult and the juvenile libraries partition into different functional classes.

The information available in databases indicates that AtHB7 and AtHB12 are paralogs that diverged from a common ancestor in Brassicaceae[ 13].These HD-Zip I TFs have been resolved in the group IC of HD-Zip I exhibiting similar, although not identical, motifs outside the conserved HD-Zip domain [ 25].

An intelligence database indicates that Mr. Almihdhar left the United States in June 2000.

Our recent survey of regulatory sequences of rice genes across the available public databases indicate that rice information has been steadily increasing given the level of global activity in rice functional genomics (Tables 2 and 3).

As indicated in Table  3, less than 15% of these unigenes were predicted with a defined function, whereas the rest of them could not be annotated or classified in the current available public databases, indicating that the functions of these sequences remain unknown and need to be investigated or annotated in the future.

Careful analysis of the alternative transcript data available through the LocusLink database indicated that for 10 of these 13 genes, different subsets of alternative transcripts may be recognized by microarray probe sets and qRT-PCR probes.

The proposed method is validated by conducting extensive experiments on three different large-scale publicly available databases that indicated the outstanding performance.

BLAST queries of the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) nucleotide database indicated that, of available sequences, the African spargana described here had highest similarity to Spirometra erinaceieuropaei (89 90% identity over 983 bp).

While the database indicated that the originating journal volumes were available (and other articles from the journals volumes were found), the three articles could not be located.