Sentence examples for database is provided with from inspiring English sources

Currently the database is provided with 57,113 ESTs which are clustered and assembled into 4,019 contigs and 10,019 singletons.

The database is provided with an integrated web-based utility, which made the data easily accessible to the kidney disease research community.

Markers stored in the database are provided with a general SSR description: repeat motif and number, corresponding amino acid repeat if any, and, if known, SSR position on the sequence (coding region or UTR, as described in [ 2]).

We built a custom reference sequence database that covers all pathways and enzymes represented in the MetaCyc [45] pathway database by combining the protein sequences that are distributed with MetaCyc (including sequences for which only cross references to external databases were provided) with EC-number associated sequences from the SwissProt Enzyme database [46].

More detailed statistical information of LncReg and comparison with existing database is provided in Supplementary Table S1.

To facilitate direct comparison with ResFinder, the S. enterica read sets were re-analysed with SRST2 using the ResFinder resistance gene sequence database downloaded from the ResFinder website (a copy of the SRST2-formatted ResFinder database is provided in the SRST2 distribution, along with the ARG-Annot resistance gene database which we recommend).

In the CEG database, each cluster (gene) is provided with indices such as cluster size, and the results of similarity alignments for every cluster (gene) against human proteins.

If questions exist on the functioning of the search engine, or any questions about the PROQOLID database a contact page is provided with names and e-mail addresses for Mapi Research Trust and individual site managers in both Europe and North America.

However, if a pharmaceutical company is provided with the raw database, then this would trigger reporting responsibilities under current regulations.

Four female and three male actors participated in the creation of this database and were provided with descriptions of each emotional context, including situational examples adapted from those used in the German study.

Furthermore, mortality data for patients having revisions are missing in the National Joint Registry database we were provided with.