Sentence examples for formats which allows from inspiring English sources
For example gmt and gmx file formats, which allows the use of the extensive collection of gene sets in MSigDB [13] in Gitools.
The model is also given in SBML (default: model.xml), LATEX (default: model.tex) and plain text (default: model.txt) formats, which allows for the direct usage of model equations for presentations or publications.
One of the unique features of POTION is the complete integration with OrthoMCL 1.4 and OrthoXML formats, which allows users to take the output of arguably the most popular homology prediction software and of several databases of predicted homologs and analyze them in a straightforward manner using our software.
The LP, which needed flipping, legislated a pause between the first 15 variations and the second 15 — a pause so physically audible that today, in other formats, which allow the music to run straight through, the transition seems rushed.
Pre-accelerator programs and hackathons are formats which allow companies to work with startups which are just at the concept stage.
It also supports stochastic and deterministic simulation, construction of continuous-time Markov chains and various export formats which allow models to be analysed using third-party tools.
The strengths of our study included the stepwise development of the German CRQ formats, which allowed us to reconsider and to test the different versions in three stages of pilot testing.
Most of the site is in the Flash format, which allows animations, sounds, fancy fonts and other cool features that are not available using standard Web coding.
The MP3 format, which allows users to store music files on their personal computers, is one of the more popular modes of digital music distribution over the Internet.
An ebook is a text presented in a format which allows it to be read on a computer or handheld device.
Authorities refused permission for a demonstration so the organisers were obliged to hold a public meeting with opposition MP Ilya Ponomaryov, a format which allows no amplification system, no placards and no chanting.
