Sentence examples for data nomenclature from inspiring English sources

The MaizeGDB Team is relatively small, and relies heavily on the research community to provide data, nomenclature standards and most importantly, to recommend future directions, priorities and strategies.

Up-to-date EV classification data, nomenclature, and GenBank accession numbers for each genotype's prototype sequence were collected from the Picornaviridae Study Group website at http://www.picornaviridae.com/[ 22], and these were combined with sequences collected from the NCBI to build the genotyping reference set (GTRefSet).

To be valid, complete-case analyses must assume that participants with missing data can be thought of as a random sample of those that were intended to be observed (commonly referred to in the missing data nomenclature as missing completely at random (MCAR) [ 13]), or at least that the likelihood of exposure being missing is independent of the outcome given the exposures [ 5].

Data with invalid nomenclature are eliminated to maintain the consistency of product codes across countries.

A suite of tools has been developed to aid curators in acquiring and validating data objects, assigning nomenclature, attaching biological information to objects and making connections among data types.

To perform the necessary research, the allograft transplant communities need to develop systems to harmonize labeling nomenclature and data elements (product names and data that are contained on product labels), data collection methods, and mechanisms for data sharing.

Many hsp70 genes have been reported, generating a confusing array of data, variants, and nomenclatures in databases and printed literature.

The development of standards, be they of data exchange formats nomenclatures or reference sequences, has been a key focus of the new 'cooperative era' in the biomedical sciences.

In a concrete step towards this goal, BioSharing and the ISB held a workshop at the ISMB meeting in Vienna, in which several journal editors and standards groups stated their commitment to widen participation in, and expedite the implementation of, data-sharing and nomenclature policies (http://blog.biosharing.org/2011/07/biosharing-at-ismbeccb-2011-vienna.html).html

A three-layered data model for a nomenclature database has been developed in order to elucidate the information structure in nomenclature and as a means to organize and manage a large, dynamic knowledge-base.

The chapter includes discussions on the issues of nomenclature, historical data, adverse effects, severity grades, diagnostic approaches to clarify effects, and multiple other pieces of information important to the toxicologist and toxicologic pathologist in designing studies.