Sentence examples for by combining all database from inspiring English sources
Two reviewers (either TB, PB, or DR) working independently, identified all randomised controlled trial (RCT) reports for inclusion by combining all database hits in an Endnote (Version 14; Thomson Reuters, Philadelphia) library, removing duplicates, and short-listing by title and abstract.
After performing a whole-genome search, a global ranking of candidate genes was obtained by combining all the database-specific similarity scores into a single similarity score based on order statistics, as proposed by [ 19].
To investigate how expect-value cutoff with TBLASTN affected the number of identified homologs for different genes, a nucleotide database was created by combining all GOS datasets into a single FASTA file and then randomly subsampling to 46,052 sequences using the daisychopper (http://www.genomics.ceh.ac.uk/GeneSwytch/Tools.html) tool.
By combining the database search and the bench work, we picked out miR-101.
The difference between nurses' knowledge about preventive measures in 2003 and 1991 was assessed by combining the database of the 2003 study with that of a comparable study conducted in 1991 [ 18, 19].
We report that ICAM-1 expression is inversely associated with macrophage infiltration and the metastasis index in human colon tumors by combining Oncomine database analysis and immunohistochemistry for ICAM-1.
The first database (16S_Ref) was constructed by combining the Ribosomal Database collection of sequences and the set of 16S rDNA genes from the sequenced prokaryotic genomes at NCBI GenBank.
All authors participated in study design, dataset preparation by combining the databases, statistical analysis, and drafting and/or reviewing the manuscript.
Twelve ρb PTFs were developed by combining PTF types, database configurations, and horizon limiting depths.
It does this by combining the Social Security database -- names, addresses and Social Security Numbers -- with passport and state ID photos (p. 1317).
The San Francisco firm provides credit-scoring software similar to that used by Progreso by combining database searches and what Gutierrez has called an "eHarmony-type questionnaire" to gauge the likelihood of repayment.
