Sentence examples for database further to from inspiring English sources

To refine the database further to include the compounds that were likely to be soluble in an aqueous solution and enable eventual testing in solution based assays, we filtered the database for compounds with a log S value of greater than −4 by in-house software ZLogS, which resulted in a database of around 90,000 small-molecule compounds.

We clustered the contigs generated in this study (AmORESTES contigs) with the Apis mellifera ESTs already present in the NCBI dbEST database (further referred to as AmNCBI contigs).

Based on complementary information from the "medical administrative database", further analysis was carried out to assess whether the health status affected the response rate.

Among them, an transcripts encoding dihydroxyphenylalanine (DOPA) dioxygenase was found in the transcripts database; further investigation will be necessary to verify if a part of the betalain biosynthesis pathway is active in the carnation flower.

Figure 5 (left) shows the aggregated posterior of the allele frequency differences for locations not included in the NCBI dbSNP 130 database and restricted further to variant alleles resulting in a non-synonymous change in amino acid.

The EcoCyc and KEGG databases were used further to determine gene pathways and function (Moriya et al. 2007; Keseler et al. 2011).

The results here provide an initial sequence definition of canine centromeres, while presenting a complete genomic reference database to further studies aimed to address centromere plasticity.

The database can be expanded further to include the microsatellite data of fishes and shellfishes from other regions and available information on genome sequencing project of species of aquaculture importance.

Coordinates for each of these eQTLs were input to our database to further examine sequence variations in cis-regulatory elements.

Identified sequences were aligned to each other to support orthology relationships within Molgula, and then queried by BLASTP against the NCBI non-redundant protein sequence database to further support orthology relationships to known tunicate and vertebrate proteins.

Further, to a database designer, the story could imply what data types, connections or facets must be accounted for in the database schema.