Sentence examples for consortium product from inspiring English sources

To assign functional annotations to the gene family and pHaps we compared the family and pHap nucleic acid sequences to the highly annotated protein sequences contained in the Gene Ontology consortium product SeqDBlite [ 21] by BLASTX analysis.

Then, it was merely a consortium for product development and sales, with planes manufactured by a consortium of Aerospatiale, Dasa (part of DaimlerChrysler), British Aerospace and Spain's Casa.In this section The next big thing?

Some 65 luthiers have formed a consortium that certifies products and helps with marketing.Francesco Toto, the consortium's vice-president, thinks that the luthiers benefit from the craft's long tradition in Cremona.

Unlike Uber, Didi has been playing out a different global strategy one of consortium building where products from each member interoperate so that travelers can avail ride sharing across the globe with a native country app, payment, and credentials.

Using the controlled vocabulary of functional terms proposed by the Gene Ontology (GO) Consortium for gene products classification [56], the predicted proteomes of the two genomes were analyzed according to the three organizing principles of gene ontology: cellular component, biological process and molecular function.

Reflecting the composition of the Airbus consortium, EADS is the product of a merger between Aerospatiale Matra of France, the DASA unit of DaimlerChrysler and Construcciones Aeronauticas of Spain.

Academic involvement continues long after the therapy becomes a commercial entity, and in some cases an academic consortium may take a product all the way to market (Fig. 1b).

Instead of fast food produced by the assembly lines of giant consortiums, they championed products of small-scale agriculture — time-consuming to prepare, beautiful to behold, very good for you.

It's the product of a unique production consortium called Drexel Box, and a pretty wacky (albeit violent and twisted) way to usher in the New Year.

In addition to the American and French companies, the competition includes the Russian designer Sukhoi and the product of a consortium of NATO countries, known as the Eurofighter.

The company is a product of a consortium of the five largest academic publishers — Cengage, Macmillan, McGraw-Hill, John Wiley & Sons and Pearson — which intended to form a united front through which the companies could team together to distribute eTextbooks.