Sentence examples for database to be published from inspiring English sources

KEGG Orthology contains to date more than 1 million sequences from nearly 1,000 genomes and it was enriched by a procedure developed by our group to attain 2,442,384 sequences from 25,024 organisms, constituting the UEKO database (UniRef50 enriched KEGG Orthology database, to be published elsewhere and further distributed).

Finally, we used our SNP-based genetic map in conjunction with the P. olivaceus Genome Sequencing Project (PoGSP) database, which is to be published in the near future.

The UK's first database of cat DNA is to be published and enhanced so it can be used in future crime investigations.

All predicted archaeal tRNA sequences are registered in a new tRNA database (Sugahara and Kikuta et al., to be published separately).

In future years further analyses based on the evolving database will be published.

Preliminary analyses regarding the age and sex distribution, the number of hospital admissions and drug use have shown the database to be adequately representative of information published in official statistics [ 25].

For example, the LRE databases could be published as supplementary data that in turn would allow access to raw data in an organized, easy to access form.

Governor Perry's new law is designed to reduce mistrust, since it will require firms to submit the substances being used on individual projects to a database, which will then be published on the website fracfocus.org.org

In recent years, increasing numbers of databases have been published to aid researchers to explore the impact of SNPs on miRNA targets [ 27- 33].

A detailed list of the references and methods used to build the database has been published elsewhere [9].

Recently, several databases have been published to predict the alternative splicing of mRNA; cancer-specific alternative splicing has also been predicted with these databases.