Sentence examples for curation of data from inspiring English sources
Beyond automated checking by algorithms, there is no manual curation of data in PubChem, as it is not practical to curate tens of millions of chemical records; however, PubChem contains many manually curated chemical collections.
As has been well-documented in the library/archival science community, curation of data means many different things tomany different people.
The curation of data on prokaryotic protein phosphatases provides a convenient framework for the analysis of domain architectures and for characterising structural and functional properties of this important family of signalling proteins.
Crowdsourced curation of data is increasingly becoming a mainstream approach to improving data quality for online resources.
We specifically thank our present DSSTox curators, Inthirany Thillainadarajah, David McKee and Thomas (Ridge) Walker for their daily commitment to the registration and curation of data.
During the preparation of this manuscript, a timely research article by Rzepa's group on granularity model for extracting molecular information appeared [18] that stresses on the need for periodic and automatic curation of data from supplementary information in research articles.
ChemSpider has enabled real time curation of the data, association of analytical data with chemical structures, real-time deposition of single or batch chemical structures (including with activity data) and transaction-based predictions of physicochemical data.
PMG was involved in the acquisition and curation of ecological data; JC collected all social data.
Curation of existing data or add study-specific information by integrating cohort data with REDCap.
The project uses open data, open source software, and motivates community curation of phylogenentic data through services useful for research.
Ongoing projects involve the investigation of stream processing of interface data, adapted to the study of moving averages and automated curation of antibiogram data.
