The features and flexibility of Roundup 2.0, coupled with the wide coverage of genomes, enables increasingly large-scale comparative genomics analyses that address key questions in phylogeny, genome evolution and systems biology.
This enabled increasingly complex behavior and complex sensitivity to environmental features.
To overcome the engineering challenges of computing and publishing orthologs for such a large number of genomes, we redesigned the comparative genomics tool, Roundup (DeLuca et al., 2006), to scale with the rate of genome sequencing and to enable increasingly more sophisticated comparative genomics analyses.
Future research to confront and explore these concerns is needed, to enable increasingly safe, effective and efficient implementation of PICs.
A contrasting interpretation, the coordination view, sees early nervous systems primarily as coordination devices enabling motility by increasingly large multicellular organisms (Pantin 1956; Passano 1963; Keijzer et al. 2013).
Recent advances in the speed and sensitivity of mass spectrometers, combined with improvements in sample preparation and data analysis, are enabling the acquisition of increasingly large phosphopeptide datasets.
Recent advances in DNA sequencing technology have enabled us to process increasingly large numbers of nucleotide sequences (Schuster 2008).
Our genome browser, Trackster, is motivated by the need to enable visual exploration of increasingly large datasets produced from high-throughput sequencing data.
Motivation: Technological advances have enabled the identification of an increasingly large spectrum of single nucleotide variants within the human genome, many of which may be associated with monogenic disease or complex traits.
Island restoration techniques, pioneered by New Zealand, enable the removal of exotic invaders from increasingly large islands.
The new transport companies not only enabled factories to obtain raw materials and to ship finished products over increasingly large distances, but they also created a substantial demand for the output of the new industries.
