The taste bud gene expression database forms the basis of more detailed studies to further explore taste biology in primates as well as humans.
This database formed the basis for developing the sampling framework.
The terms used in the titles and abstracts of the preliminary articles identified, as well as the keywords used to index them in databases, formed the basis of our multidisciplinary search strategy.
All sequences have been incorporated into a publicly available database and form the basis for subsequent microarray design, SNP detection and polymorphism analysis, and the placement of novel markers on genetic linkage maps.
These have been incorporated into a publicly available, searchable database and form the basis for an oligonucleotide microarray that can be used as a tool to study gene expression in this economically important aquacultured fish.
The LexiBot, which costs $89.95 but is free for the first 30 days, gathers information simultaneously from 600 search sites and databases -- including the databases that form the basis of specialty search engines.
Currently available databases that form the basis of the vegetable and fruit cancer conundrum (VFCC) are useful in identifying important leads about the design of prospective cohort studies and the formulation of food-based interventions that are population and context defined and mechanism driven.
But the fact that Garcia will not properly analyse the evidence from the Sunday Times database, which will form the basis of further allegations about the Qatar bid in the weeks to come, will raise concerns that he has already formed a view.
Some, speaking on the condition of anonymity because they are barred from discussing Mrs. Clinton's intentions for 2008, said much of the spending amounted to an investment in voter and fund-raising databases that could form the basis of a presidential campaign.
However, the various instances of unscrupulous application of birth/identity registration databases should not form the basis for denying individuals this right [ 3, 18].
