Sentence examples for comparative resources from inspiring English sources

With such excellent comparative resources in place or in development, there is a critical need for a non-trypanosomatid outgroup.

Although this process removed a lot of sequence from our dataset, we were able to match nearly half of the assembled transcripts with known genes, despite the lack of comparative resources, indicating that our dataset contained a high proportion of correctly assembled genes.

We characterize Titan in terms of comparative resource usage and performance.

Dehlendorf is working with Bedsider.org (a great comparative resource, and the number three Google result for "birth control") to develop a contraception choice website that patients can use while they're in the doctor's waiting room.

Gramene, a comparative resource for plants, summarizes ten databases of plant metabolic pathways, e.g., AraCyc, RiceCyc, MaizeCyc, BrachyCyc and SorghumCyc [ 19].

This represents the first publicly available 454 data for an Antarctic marine invertebrate and provides an important comparative resource for such studies in more eurythermal temperate mollusc species.

Despite a divergence date of ~100 million years ago, Galliformes (the order that includes the chicken) and Passeriformes show highly conserved karyotypes [ 28- 31], which means the chicken genome assembly is a useful comparative resource for molecular studies of passerines.

The tomato genome sequence will provide the foundation for a new sequenced-based, comparative resource that will aid in linking the Solanaceae to each other and outward to other families (Mueller et al., 2005 a ).

The publication of complete genomes from 12 closely related species of fruit fly (Drosophila 12 Genomes Consortium 2007) provides a valuable comparative resource in which to study the action of natural selection.

This study shows that coding regions of the B. saltans genome share several structural features with trypanosomatids, indicating that the project is both feasible and likely to provide a useful comparative resource.

In the absence of differences in these final clinical outcomes, optimal treatment decisions will also require information about comparative resource use, and information about the preferences of women with PPROM.