Sentence examples for compatible resources from inspiring English sources

Perhaps the most widely used is the software package ARB [27], which allows users to carry out a wide diversity of rRNA based analyses and also to share compatible resources between labs.

However, volunteer computing is not the panacea, since it depends strongly on certain factors such as the concrete bioinformatics application, the size of the problem, and the compatible resources that are available for a project, and, thus, the optimal infrastructure may vary and it does not need to be always volunteer-based.

U-Compare is a joint project, providing the world's largest, and still growing, collection of UIMA-compatible resources.

In this way we expect to provide a single point of entry for the advertising, discovery, and invocation of caBIG-compatible resources.

Therefore, a toolkit that simplifies construction of a Silver-compatible resource was needed.

The IntegromeDB [ 42] internal database schema is RDF-compatible (Resource Description Framework; http://www.w3.org/RDF/); that is, it stores biological data in an RDF-compatible format, the standard format of the Semantic Web [ 43].

Improvements in information transfer could be achieved by standardised approaches to record keeping supported by compatible IT resources.

Implementation of shared education and training, standardised approaches to record keeping and information transfer, supported by compatible IT resources are recommended, alongside management strategies which evaluate the achievement of outcomes related to transition and continuity of care.

Future work to analyse phenotype data using compatible mapping resources could reveal co-locations of QTL for abiotic stress tolerance and nutritional quality to the same genomic position, highlighting a strong target for marker-assisted breeding.

However, current diagnostic assays commonly require long assay time, sophisticated infrastructure and expensive reagents that are not compatible with resource-constrained settings.

The second stream regards HPWS as systems that include a series of coordinated and compatible human resource management practices, emphasizing the accordance of internal issues (Datta and Wright 2005; Pfeffer 1996).