Sentence examples for available portal from inspiring English sources

Systems-biology.Org is a freely available portal aimed at providing information and tools needed to understand systems biology.

It's dangerous and it will kill you, so you got to escape via any and every available portal.

Broken skin represents a readily available portal of entry even for larger (0.5 7 μm) particles, as evidenced by reports about accumulation of large amounts of soil particles in inguinal lymph nodes of people who often run or walk barefoot; this can be associated with elephantiatic lymphedema (podoconiosis; Corachan et al. 1988; Blundell et al. 1989).

Chlordane takes advantage of all available portals in entering the body.

Apple democratized AR to the tune of hundreds of millions of available portals — but it also did it to the tune of billions of points of interest.

"This kind of shopping behaviour has only emerged in recent history," says Robert Bilder, Chief of Medical Psychology at UCLA. "If we go back even a hundred years, there was not that much opportunity, both in terms of the available portals for shopping, and the available income that people had to pursue it.

WikiPathways, a freely available online portal, incorporates almost all of the desirable features described above, including regular updates, ease of editing and research community contributions to data management in addition to data quality administration and curation of new and existing pathways (Pico et al. 2008; Kelder et al. 2011).

To enable this analysis, we introduce mirDIP – the microRNA Data Integration Portal – a free and publicly available data portal integrating up-to-date microRNA target predictions from eleven individual source prediction databases [20], [23] [35].

By allowing researchers to publish their data sets to a larger community through a publicly or privately available data portal, C-ME creates the possibility of a "wiki-like" research community, where any number of authorized participants can view and annotate research results interactively in a specific 2-D or 3-D context.

We first integrate all databases into a freely available data portal – mirDIP (microRNA Data Integration Portal) – and use NAViGaTOR (Network Analysis, Visualization and Graphing Toronto) [41] to analyze and visualize the resulting network of microRNA:mRNA target mappings – the microRNA interaction network (micronome).

To address this, we analyzed human lung adenocarcinoma data from The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) publicly available data portal, containing both somatic mutation calls and gene expression profiles.