The results are displayed as a dynamic table that summarizes information on the corresponding locus and can be sent directly to Galaxy, where other data analysis workflows can be designed and performed.
The result list is displayed as an annotated table, including GO term type, P value, description and associated nodes/edges.
The search results are displayed as an overview table that summarises the gene expression levels across selected samples.
Constraints on these attributes can be added, to filter the query results, which are then displayed as an exportable table suitable for analysis with standard statistical analysis tools, such as R software.
The ratio of the observed over the expected concentrations (i.e. recovery) is displayed as a percentage in Table 3. Recovery was also investigated by using recombinant human IGF-I (dissolved in assay buffer) and by spiking human and rabbit serum samples with recombinant rabbit IGF-I.
A live taxonomic count table is displayed as a donut chart using the CanvasJS graphics suite [ 29], with the chart refreshing every 30 s (Additional file 3).
The class assignment table is displayed as a plot with true class along the left axis and predicted class along the top axis, where the color at each location represents the fraction of samples classified into the associated class.
The status of a specific binary risk factor (e.g. a mutated gene or exposure) and the observed disease outcome status, also binary, can be displayed as a standard 2 × 2 contingency table, with the four cells labeled a, b, c and d corresponding to the counts of individuals in a cohort with status of exposure and outcome (+ for yes, - for no), respectively.
