However, it should be possible to collate a set of indicators based on research to look at both the quality of partnership and additional benefits of working in partnership.
The latter was obtained by using iterative contig comparison to collate a nonredundant set of distinct contig sequences (<95% sequence identity) present in the set of assemblies, which was annotated using Prokka (Seemann 2014).
You have to collect and collate a lot of qualitative data.
While ugly in design, the app does collate a lot of data.
GHG emissions for different food types, measured as kg of CO2e produced for a kg of product, are taken from Audsley et al the only study to have collated a near complete set of the UK specific GHG emissions for a wide range of food types from literature.
All statements were collated and organised into a set of initial indicators, duplications were omitted and those statements not applicable were removed.
These early contributions, along with our summary, will be collated and summarised in a set of provisional statements, which will be listed in a table and sent to participants for ranking ('round 2'round
Because of repeats in most genomes, current programs collate sequencing data into a set of assembled sequences, called contigs, instead of a complete genome.
For each pathway or system, a set of canonical genes was collated from the proteomes of four species (the eusocial hymenopteran, A. mellifera, the solitary hymenopteran, Nasonia vitripennis, the holometabolous dipteran, D. melanogaster, and the hemimetabolous hemipteran, Acyrthosiphon pisum; see Additional file 4) and these were compared to BT_transcriptome_v2 (Table 1).
An interesting open-source project for distributed stream and batch data processing, Apache Flink, has collated a library of publicly available ML algorithms that will scale to large data sets.
