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As numerical data was not available from the authors, graphical data was converted manually into numerical data independently by V.L. and A.B. and compared for consistency.

Second, ClustalW [ 36] was used to align homeodomain sequences, and this alignment converted manually into 'STOCKHOLM 1.0' format, as described in the 'User's Guide' for HMMER3.

These annotations were converted manually into a general feature format (GFF) file and loaded into the Apollo genome editor [ 92], along with the appropriate IGRSP build 4.0 pseudomolecule (International Rice Genome Sequencing Project 2005).

Other buildings are converting manually operated elevators to automatic ones, an annual savings of about $75,000 on an operator's salary.

We bridge the gap between creation and generation by converting existing manually modeled architecture to procedurally editable parametrized models, and carrying the guidance to procedural domain by letting the user define the target procedural representation.

For creating the feature database, the 1299 snake images are manually converted by taxonomist to form feature vectors representing 38 taxonomically relevant features.

Since TA Instruments use a positive sign for an exothermic reaction, which is opposite to the conventional presentation used by MicroCal (GE), we manually converted the measured raw data that are presented in all figures.

For instance, in [28] the floating-point model is manually converted into a hybrid code model by defining fixed-point word widths at some "important" locations; the remaining floating-point values are then interpolated by analytical means.

Currently, all the symbols within a map can only be manually converted one by one, which is not only laborious and time consuming but also burdensome, and one needs to understand the meaning of each symbol within the map in advance.

The chemical structures contained within these images were manually converted to SMILES strings, chiefly by redrawing the structure using ChemDraw 12.0 and exporting the structure as SMILES or by manual conversion in the case of simple structures, which were recorded in an index of the corpus.

Images of dendritic networks (MAP2 staining) were manually converted into graphs (Figure 3a1,2) by implementing a graph deduction paradigm similar to the one used by Shefi et al. [17], where vertices were marked mainly at dendro-dendritic intersections, cell bodies, bifurcations, or growth cones (Figure 3a1,2).