Anyone who embarks on this book is in danger of double vision: I began reading it by itself, but soon had the Origin open for cross reference at parallel chapters, so fascinated had I become in the ways that the style of the very unVictorian Jones would modulate itself to incorporate graceful lines directly from Darwin.
These results were then referenced for similarity of known porcine proteins by using the Applied Biosystems GPS Explorerr software version 3.6 prior to being submitted for cross reference with the NCBInr mammalian protein database.
However, we still considered them worthwhile since not much is known for many CREST groups and the limited existing literature could potentially be useful for cross reference when new experimental data are available in the future.
The PRFdB enables members of the research community to determine whether genes that they are investigating contain potential -1 PRF signals, and can be used as a metasource of information for cross referencing with other databases.
These improvements will continue to make the PRFdb more useful and accessible to the research community, providing a resource allowing individual users to identify -1 PRF signals in genes of interest, and as a metasource of information for cross referencing with other databases, e.g. genomes and DNA microarray databases.
Nothing beats a part number for cross referencing purposes, but knowledgeable salespeople can match the old belt with the new one.
He had an unending appetite for pop culture, a prodigious memory for dates, and a compulsion for cross-referencing them.
In a 1945 article entitled "As We May Think," published in the Atlantic Monthly, Bush proposed a device that he called the Memex an indexed, archival, microfilm machine for cross-referencing and retrieving information.
For cross-references to PubChem, we only considered compounds within our subset of the PubChem database.
The largest increase (47.4%) is seen for cross-references linking ChEBI to HMDB.
