Sentence examples for contaminants a database from inspiring English sources

To back up the gained results of already known and so far unknown anthropogenic trace contaminants a database shall be developed named "STOFF-IDENT".

If this path is followed by several research groups and the results are discussed with respect to charge/size of tested contaminants, a database would be soon available to boost the optimization of Fe0 filters.

Removing low-quality and vector sequences (see Table 2 for criteria), as well as any obvious contaminant sequences, provided a database containing 147,146 high-quality (hq) 3' ESTs (88.9% success rate) with an average read length of 656 bp (Table 2).

Proteins that matched to a contaminants database or the reverse database were removed and proteins were only retained in final analysis if detected in at least three replicates from at least one sample.

Also the proteins of a host species (for e.g. symbiotic or pathogenetic species) or a contaminant database can thus be merged to the list of known proteins.

Each item that comes in for storage is inspected for dirt or other contaminants, sterilized, photographed and cataloged in a database.

Mascot (version 2.3.02; Matrix Science) was used to search the mass spectra against a combination of the mouse subset of the NCBInr database (Mus. (145,083 sequences)) and a database of common contaminants (179 sequences).

A "contaminant" database was used that contains proteins such as trypsin and human keratins [ 71].

The objective of this study was to identify determinants of U-Cd using repeat 24-hr urine collections and exposure information from a variety of sources including self-reports, environmental databases, and a dietary contaminant database in a sample of women enrolled in the largely nonsmoking California Teachers Study CTSS) cohort.

Preliminary sequencing of peptides was facilitated with the SEQUEST algorithm [ 15] with a 30 ppm mass tolerance against the human subset of the Uniprot Knowledgebase supplemented with a database of common laboratory contaminants, concatenated to a reverse decoy database.

The programs SEQUEST and DTASELECT were used to identify peptides and proteins from a database consisting of common contaminants and the engineered sequences of the proteins (Eng et al. 1994; Tabb et al. 2002).