Sentence examples for direct submission from inspiring English sources

Contributions can come through direct submission or a resyndicated RSS feed.

Although over 85% of the papers in PNAS have gone through the "direct submission" track for nonmembers, "the perception is still out there that the chosen few can publish in PNAS," Verma says.

EMBL-Bank is contributed to by direct submission from genome consortia and smaller research groups as well as by the retrieval of sequence data associated with patent applications.

Microarray data were stored in the MO-MEX database Bloader, which enables direct submission of large batches of MIAME compliant expression profiling data to the ArrayExpress database.

The major peptide AcDe4 was identical to peptide AcDe8 reported for the Asiatic honeybee defensin cDNA gene (GenBank: ABS10820, direct submission).

One other Western honeybee abaecin peptide (termed as AmAb2, direct submission GenBank: U15954) is a special peptide, consisting of 33 amino acids with 5 amino acids (CAAFA) extending at the N-terminal and 6 amino acids (KWPQGY).

Its editorial team will draw on the expertise of the society's fellows and the journal will accept direct submissions as well as referrals from other Royal Society journals.

She timed her petition to coincide with the government's Better Tax review, allowing signees to make direct submissions to the government review the aim being to "flood the tax review with thousands of submissions".

A number of databases actively encourage direct submissions by authors.

Rat strain and QTL information are collected from research publications, as well as direct submissions from individual researchers and rat breeders worldwide.

Reports manually extracted from published literature comprise the majority of entries in the InSiGHT database (∼75%, according to the database curator), with the balance direct submissions from clinics.