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Figure 11b shows that the median SAscore value is 2.75 for decoy and 2.87 for active compounds from the DUD-E dataset (catalogue molecules).
The targeted products dataset catalogues the targeted mutations (vectors and ES cells) produced by IKMC pipelines.
These figures are in general consistent with previous estimates of the number of datasets catalogued in the Gene Expression Omnibus Database using this procedure [ 56].
Its dataset has catalogues of information from some of the earliest film projects, in addition to news about ongoing projects.
The Cancer Genome Atlas (TCGA) generated large-scale multi-dimensional datasets to catalogue cancer alterations [ 4].
The method has been implemented as software for analysis of potential splicing variants from large datasets and catalogues their effects.
While we are accumulating large metagenomic datasets and cataloguing bacterial genomes that make up the different parts of the human microbiome in normal and diseased individuals, it is still very difficult to connect the presence or change in frequency of specific bacterial species with the associated phenotypes.
Our analyses revealed a total of ∼6,900 protein motifs with an average of 11 motifs per protein dataset (the full catalogue of motifs can be found in Data S1).
Using a proprietary eight-year panel dataset (1987 1994) that catalogues application-level automation for the complete census of the 3000 U.S. hospitals with more than 100 beds, this study finds that both financial/administrative and clinical IT systems at the most thoroughly automated hospitals are associated with declining costs three and five years after adoption.
The input genome dataset consists of a catalogue of 2,031 completely sequenced genomes retrieved from NCBI (ftp://ftp.ncbi.nih.gov/genomes/Bacteria/) in July 2012.
A comprehensive catalogue for datasets encompassing additional stress, hormone and tissue datasets is still needed to fine-tune and facilitate the discovery of novel co-expression relationships based on condition-specific circumstances.
