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A verified certificate obviously does not have the same cachet as a university degree, but Coursera's agreement with the American Council on Education (ACE) to evaluate a subset of courses to see if students can use them to qualify for credits toward a degree is an important step as the company seeks to radically redefine higher education.

Using a high quality protein-protein interaction data set of [24] we provide functional predictions for 1170 unannotated S. cerevisiae proteins in terms of 340 nodes ("GO terms") of the biological process ontology of The Gene Ontology Consortium [17] and we evaluate a subset of these predictions using available literature.

Researchers are encouraged to evaluate a subset of primer pairs and send feedback regarding their utility to the GrainGenes [ 20] database for posting.

In addition to primer pairs that target single transcripts, we set out to evaluate a subset of our primer pairs that should amplify paralogous transcripts, based on comparative sequence analyses [ 5].

This procedure is an iterative search-and-evaluate process, using a specific classification algorithm to evaluate a subset of SNPs (relative to the full set of 50 SNPs) searched [ 14].

This evaluation step was executed by two independently working curators, each evaluating a subset of the data.

These two approaches were combined by using the seven dimensions to evaluate each of the 102 cases (6 to 7 researchers evaluated a subset of the cases, resulting in 3 to 4 evaluations for each case).

Later, a third reader (KB-O) evaluated a subset of the scans at a separate time point with the purpose of testing reproducibility (second observation).

We evaluated a subset of parents in the HRQL cohort who had children ≥5 years old (n = 70) because PROMIS parent-proxy reported items were developed and validated for this age range.

Subsequently, by evaluating a subset of these candidate biomarkers by ELISA, this study validated the utility of four candidate biomarkers for distinguishing groups with mild, very mild, or no dementia (CDR 1, 0.5, 0, respectively).

Before evaluating a subset of these candidate biomarkers in a larger independent sample set, we first assessed the capacity of protein-specific quantitative ELISAs to detect significant differences between the CDR 0 and CDR 1 groups of the original 'discovery' cohort.