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First, we compiled and integrated four genomic data types (DNA CNV, somatic mutations, mRNA expression level by RNA-Seq, and DNA methylation) for gene-oriented data.

We compiled and integrated all of the coded text from the 25 interviews into a single document including all coding categories.

More recently Cilla et al. 22 compiled and integrated several of the previous approaches in order to build a new model of atherosclerosis, including the species playing a main role in early development of the plaque, i.e., LDL, oxidized LDL, monocytes, macrophages, foam cells, smooth muscle cells, cytokines, and collagen.

Checkpoints defined by ISMO were used to compile and integrate appropriate environmental monitoring programmes in the WebGIS GMO monitoring.

A billion dollar business can be forged when founders figure out how to compile and integrate disparate, cross-correlated satellite data into one rich feed that can be manipulated by customer's AOI (area of interest).

Moreover, it compiles and integrates available kinetic models associated with the data.

These data are siloed at each hospital, complicating the process of compiling and integrating enterprise-wide data.

It also includes a glycan structural database (http://www.functionalglycomics.org/glycomics/molecule/jsp/carbohydrate/carbMoleculeHome.jsp) in order to compile and integrate glycomic data sets for the glycoscience community [ 74].

Other types of interactions, such as protein-DNA or microRNA-mRNA interactions, lag behind PPIs both in coverage and curation, although there have been recent efforts to compile and integrate known interactions into databases and portals (e.g., hmChIP [ 3], PSICQUIC [ 4], mirDIP [ 5], and IPAD [ 6]).

Therefore, we recently developed the SuperCAT database, which compiles and integrates MLST data from all the published B. cereus group schemes into a single resource (20), as well as provides tools for building a combined phylogenetic tree of the B. cereus group population using supertree techniques (available at the University of Oslo's typing website: http://mlstoslo.uio.no/).

The source code of the simulator was compiled, modified, and integrated into our rehabilitation platform.