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In addition, full details of the composition of the 95 k unigene set were loaded into a separate MySQL database which can be interrogated through a web front-end also at.
The Catalogue of Somatic Mutations in Cancer (COSMIC), (http://www.sanger.ac.uk/cosmic) is a database that holds somatic mutation data and associated information, and can be interrogated through a series of web pages to provide a graphical or tabular view of the data along with various export options.
The three claims made in the personalization literature about how personal budgets would change individual, group and collective commissioning of services, have been interrogated through a focus on the national evaluation literature and a survey of staff working in day centres.
Consequently, additional susceptibility signals could yet reside within the regions that remain to be interrogated through very dense marker resolution in a sufficient sample size; an experiment which is currently being undertaken by the OncoArray Consortium (38).
Each of these significant changes has imprinted a thermal history record in the SSN/MD crust that can be interrogated through integrated detrital and basement thermochronology.
As with our other tuberculosis-focused research, and computational approaches to repositioning compounds we embrace the essentiality for computational predictions to be interrogated through rigorous experimental studies.
"Word went around the prison blocks to pray for Yassar, among a group of others who were being pushed hard, because he was being interrogated through the night," Azmi said.
Hours later, at the gates of Evin prison, they were blindfolded and forced to wear all-enveloping chadors, then were interrogated through the night.
QSSF are interrogated through CBMs, whereas DTs are represented using extended PN formalism (Breitling et al., 2008).
It's particularly useful in the field of knowledge representation, because the identification of these two characteristics of the concepts allows to provide the basis of semantic data, and thereby to confer to it greater completeness of information and capacity to be interrogated and to build through it a greater chance of inference (Fig. 3).
