Sentence examples for deposit of data from inspiring English sources
No deposit of data is required for this article.
Some journals already require public deposit of data sufficient to independently interpret reported mutations.
Facilitation of both the deposit of data and secure access to data are the foundations of data sharing.
Alternatively, payers could require – as a condition of payment – deposit of data and interpretive algorithms into public databases to enable open and independent evaluation, building on the IOM recommendations.
Its last major deposit of data to the Breast Cancer Information Core (BIC, the largest database for BRCA mutations, maintained by the National Human Genome Research Institute) was in November 2004.
The authors also thank Aurélien Brionne for his technical help in the development of hybridization procedures and in the automation of annotation, Philippe Bardou from SIGENAE for his help in the depositing of data in the public repository Gene Expression Omnibus, CRB-GADIE for supplying the microarrays, and Dr Sandrine Lagarrigue for annotation analyses.
The authors also acknowledge Philippe Bardou and Christophe Klopp from SIGENAE for their help in the deposit of microarray data into the public repository, the data annotation, and the use of EASE software.
Part of this involves the deposit of trace data in addition to the sequence deposit at the INSDC.
We also thank Philippe Bardou and Christophe Klopp from SIGENAE [ 48] for their help in the deposit of oligoarray data in the public repository.
Each patient willingly provided written informed consent for all treatment related activities, including the publication of individual outcomes, accompanying images and the deposit of NGS data into an institutional database.
The options include: (i) a study investigator responding ad hoc to individual requests for data; (ii) establishing informal collaborative networks among investigators with common interests to conduct focused analyses (e.g. data pooling); and (iii) regular deposits of study data in a data enclave or externally-managed public archive.
