Sentence examples for convenient searching from inspiring English sources

A few existing databases have information on susceptible genes for depression by literature mining or by review of prior publications, such as HuGE navigator, to serve as a convenient searching engine.

This tree representation of the taxonomy allows for convenient searching, browsing and selection of sub-trees (Fig. 2).

Related strains were grouped together so as to allow convenient searching for SNPs differing between strain families (i.e. C57% = 'C57BL/6J'C57BL/10J10J'C57BL/10SnJ'nJ', etc).

Our database allows convenient searching of mouse functional SNPs by strain, chromosomal location, type, predicted functional consequence, gene expression, GO and OMIM terms.

The most convenient searching approach is the keyword search in which the database will return all virulence factors for which the keyword is contained in any piece of the information under the factors.

Different from prior works, this approach supports authenticated data users to attain efficient, secure and convenient searches over multiple data owners' data.

Of course, Google doesn't provide all of the other contextual data in one convenient search result, but its answer for that one variable is better.

If the product and site are sufficiently convenient, this often happens organically; having a well-designed and convenient search, shopping, payments, and redemption experience avoids the need for push marketing.

VaLID is a web-based application linking a convenient search engine, a phospholipid database and multiple visualization features for identification and dissemination of large-scale lipidomic datasets.

The limitation of the graphical user interface without a history function and without a convenient search expression builder might be tolerable for 'power users' who are accustomed to working with a text editor in combination with a single search expression entry field for dispatching.

The updated VaLID interface, showing all of the available search terms, is presented in Figure 3. Since its inception, VaLID was designed to be a comprehensive glycerophospholipid database linking a convenient search engine with visualization features for identification and dissemination of large-scale lipidomic datasets.