After the process of selection and validation, the database was reduced to 114 data points.
The database is reduced to similarity profiles for the species reaction rates (or the species mass fractions), stored together with scaling rules.
The tag search time in the database is reduced by using the hash value as the address of the corresponding tag.
Redundancy of the database was reduced by including only 20 representative structures for any family with more than 20 members.
For human, the Ensembl protein database was reduced from approximately 104,000 to 83,000 entries.
Private care provider contacts account for approximately 30% of all health care and, therefore, the denominator for the Sweden database was reduced by 30%.
The proportion of contacts with private primary care doctors is approximately 30% of all primary care doctor visits and, therefore, the denominator for the Sweden database was reduced by 30%.
For mouse, the Ensembl protein database was reduced from approximately 52,000 to 18,000 (B6) or 17,000 (CAST) entries, increasing the number of peptide identifications for each strain by 166 (B6) and 146 (CAST).
The size of our database was reduced from 3725 to 3717 since the new Sierra Leone data set contained 109 sequences instead of 117 in the mislabelled data set.
Reflecting the reduced size of the leukocyte infiltrate, the expression of a large number of B-cell related genes as defined using the Immunological Genome Project database was reduced 5-fold or more by LTBR-Ig treatment (Igh1 (IgG2a heavy chain), Cxcr5, Ebf1, Hhex, Fcrl1, Fcer2a, Btk, Cd37, Btla, B3gnt5, Cr2, Bank1, Cd38, H2-Ob and Ms4a1.
