Sentence examples for driven annotation from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, there is a lot of ferment in the area of ontology driven annotation of biomedical literature as witnessed by the 'Beyond the PDF' initiative (59).
By integrating proteomics, transcriptomics and the use of a genome-scale metabolic reconstruction (GSMR) we show the value of a systems biology driven annotation tool for the prediction of novel genes and accurately map ribosomal binding sites across the genome.
PL and EW: Tim Stanley (Justia) came to our Advanced Legal Research class a few years ago and mentioned that lawyer driven annotations were the next big thing.
For annotation purposes of all the saliency layer, Anvil3 a free video annotation tool has been used, which offers frame accurate, multi-layered annotation driven by user-defined annotation schemes [68].
In this article, we present EFO, an application ontology driven by the annotation and query needs of samples in 'omics' datasets.
The cellular layout of partitioned subnetworks strictly depends on the cellular component branch of GO, but the other two functions, partitioning and coloring, can be driven by any annotation associated with a major gene or protein identifier system.
To avoid cross-recruitment between enzyme or protein subclasses, OxyGene uses an anchor-driven annotation process.
We demonstrate the power of our large-scale data-driven annotation during the analysis of cyclin-dependent kinase (CDK) regulation in chromatin.
Moreover, current annotation projects (including MaizeSequence.org, MAGI and PlantGDB) can be easily used as a springboard to complete community-driven annotation.
Current areas of focus include integration of GO Reference Genome (http://www.geneontology.org/GO.refgenome.shtml) data, development of new ontology visualizations and exploration of community-driven annotation through wiki-style software.
The system solves to a large extent the issues with unstructured data on wiki-based annotation platforms and provides for an alternative strategy combining the advantages of a structured database-driven annotation system with the openness of a wiki-based annotation system.
