Sentence examples for database panels from inspiring English sources

However, with increasing data available form large scale sequencing efforts and data available in the Cosmic database, panels can be specifically designed to only examine alterations know to be somatic.

"There are a large and growing number of developers on Google," said Co-Founder and Chief Scientist Mike Miller, who also sat on the distributed database panel.

Note that also web surveys that are based on email invitations from a large database (panel) of respondents are volunteer surveys.

Data for this study was extracted from the World Development Indicators (2016) database, panel ordinary least square (OLS), fully modified ordinary least square (FMOLS) and dynamic ordinary least square (DOLS) were used as econometric technic of analysis.

Figure 5 depicts a schematic diagram of the OT simulation model constructed according to the KEGG pathway database (panel A) [ 31], and a representative result of the simulation (panels B and C; the case of "single-PDE1C [threshold = 1]" model).

The file will temporarily replace the Entity panel, and users can map ontological values to column names by dragging nodes from the Ontology or Database Reference panels to the column names, and the ontology values will appear in the second row of the table.

The annotation process is quite simple; it involves highlighting a word phrase of interest in the Publication panel and double-clicking on the target semantic concept in the Database Reference panel or the Ontology panel.

Each term annotation associates a word phrase in the publication with a semantic concept from the Ontology or Database Reference panels.

Users can create a semantic annotation of an event by double-clicking on the semantic concept denoting the event of interest from the Ontology or Database Reference panels.

Instead of warehousing call records in a military database, the panel will recommend that the telephone companies hold it for safe keeping.

The BioDEAL Database Reference panel (top-left) contains database indexable fields at various levels: gene level (e.g., TIGR or UniProt locus tag), protein domain level (Pfam or InterPro ID), or pathway level (KEGG or BioCyc ID).