Regularly, we will invite authors (system biologists and modelers) to submit data and associated model files directly to the repository, and consequently extending the content of the repository.
As the reaction time extended, the contents of xylobiose, xylotriose, xylotetraose, and xylopentaose increased, whereas that of xylohexaose decreased (Table 1).
It actually extends the contents of TrED to make it a valuable resource not only for T. rubrum study but also for studies of other dermatophytes.
A large collection of synthetic HLA class I peptides was not available but could be used in the future to extend the contents of the present class I libraries derived from native peptides.
Through adding Physical Design, Flexibility, and Learning Experience, the SCI extends the content of System maintenance and change from the equipment of devices in the digital classroom to the interaction of human and learning environments.
The assignment of a ranked immunological relevance score to all human genes extends the content of existing immune gene resources and enriches our understanding of immune involvement in complex biological networks.
In the example of "Blackberry-Picking," the thesis above ( that Heaney uses the premise of blackberry picking as a metaphor for the inevitable passing of time and loss of youthful innocence) extends the content of the poem from just blackberry picking to a larger life lesson.
Wiki can also facilitate collective and constant review and the possibility of periodically extending the content and activities, essential in a learning process (Lipponen, 2002).
The O'Sullivan Foundation's support will be used to grow the faculty of the Khan Academy; extend the content to include crowd-sourced contributions; and to develop curricula for a blended physical and virtual academic experience.
The histone code or epigenetic code theory proposes that the combinatorial nature of histone modifications and histone variants represents information that greatly extends the content and display of genetic information alone [ 3- 8].
