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Here we have derived a database of small molecule fragments frequently sampled in experimental structures within the Cambridge Structure Database and the Protein Data Bank.

Health care consumption and reimbursed costs were derived from a database of a Dutch health insurance company.

The software forecasts demand for specific products and stores derived from a database of sales history, broken into half-hour increments.

The minimum hydrophobicity threshold was found to be satisfied by >96% of over 5000 transmembrane segments derived from a database of single- and multispanning intrinsic membrane proteins.

The probability distributions for AERO and KOC were derived from a database of physiochemical property and reaction half-life complied by Spurlock [24] for 172 pesticides.

A mathematical model, with immunogenicity parameters derived from a database of human responses to established vaccines, was used to predict the increase in the efficacy and the proportion of the population protected resulting from addition of further immunogens.

The only materials used in the present study were biological units of all the proteins with high resolution (<3.0 Å) X-ray crystal structures, derived from a database of 373 pairs of structurally aligned (87.17%) proteins, drawn from thermophilic and mesophilic organisms [85].

However, these approaches use ad-hoc scoring parameters, or parameters derived from a database of known orthologous genes [ 16] to determine the alignment.

We investigated a series of 90 subcutis excisions, which was derived from a database of consecutive GP submissions from the years 1999 2000 where in the same time period 4595 skin excisions were performed by the same group of GPs.

A consecutive group of 45 eyes that received cycloYAG were matched against two control groups of patients who had received tube surgery or cyclodiode, each control group having been derived from a database of patients.

The sample of people with type 1 diabetes, in this study, were derived from a database of people who access online support for their diabetes and this may represent a selection bias.