Sentence examples for comparison capabilities from inspiring English sources

Currently, product-services are at best traded within closed silos that offer mainly manual search and comparison capabilities through a web storefront.

We conduct a user study and an expert evaluation to assess the effectiveness of ETGraph in terms of its visual summarization and comparison capabilities.

Further, we have been working on adding scaffolding tools (for instance, model tracing and partial model comparison capabilities) to support students in their model validation and debugging tasks.

Up next, Castlight wants to expand its data offering and price comparison capabilities around pharmaceuticals, another area which is sorely in need of transparency and more sophisticated search mechanisms.

To assess the regional comparison between the four different deformed images with their respective reference images, the voxel-by-voxel comparison capabilities of the propagated align algorithm of the IMALYTICS Research Workstation was used.

Cross-species comparison capabilities [where Ensembl (8 ) shines] was ranked fourth, and GBrowse has such capabilities available (SynBrowse (9 ), GBrowse syn [ http://gmod.org/wiki/GBrowse_syn ], CMap [reviewed in (10 )], etc).. Cooperators would like to see specific tool development to enhance their research (e.g. finding all the genes between two given markers).

(The system does not work with Macintosh computers, and the price comparison capability works only with Microsoft's Internet Explorer browser).

In an earlier paper [2], we used the binding site comparison capability of the ProBiS algorithm [3, 4] to predict the binding site in the Tm1631 protein and to speculate on the nature of the DNA ligand that could bind to the Tm1631 protein.

For LIS we constructed three services, two of which allow the retrieval of DNA and RNA FASTA sequences with the third service providing nucleic acid sequence comparison capability (BLAST).

Also, the desire to have cross-species comparison capability in a genome browser (where Ensembl excels) is only ranked 4. Note that although not currently as extensive as Ensembl, GBrowse has some cross-species tools already available [Synbrowse (43, 44 ), CMap (35 ) and GBrowse_syn, which is included in the GBrowse 1.70 Release].

The changes should be rolling out to "everyone with a modern browser" today, though you can still access Insight if you want to do a little comparison of capabilities.