Sentence examples for human-readable text from inspiring English sources
In such an ontology, definitions associate the names of entities in the universe of discourse (e.g., classes, relations, functions, or other objects) with human-readable text describing what the names mean, and formal axioms that constrain the interpretation and well-formed use of these terms.
Initially communities will accept a small controlled vocabulary - terms supported by human-readable text definitions.
Throughout the schema there are many elements that contain human-readable text that is intended to be displayed to study participants.
All programs of the ViennaRNA Package can read in energy parameters from a human-readable text file allowing the user to replace the default Turner 2004 parameter set.
We used the FreeBayes software [ 31] to discover single nucleotide polymorphisms (SNPs), as well as custom Java code for converting the resulting VCF file into a human-readable text file.
VCM can therefore be considered as a sort of interface terminology, which was defined by Rosenbloom et al. [ 33] as a terminology that "facilitates display of computer-stored patient information to clinician-users as simple human-readable text".
Should the user require storing the sequence data as a human-readable text-based document, the DNAApp allows the export of FASTA format files.
While there has been significant success in many fields regarding the interpretation of human readable text, the obvious example being Internet search engines, the same cannot be said for chemical structures, which are a fundamental datatype in chemistry.
The matches, as well as the inferred order and orientation, can be stored in and retrieved from human readable text files.
Base calling and conversion of binary trace files (.ab1) to human readable text files (.phd.1 and.seq) was completed using Applied Biosystems Sequence Analysis 5.1 program, which essentially is based on Phred [ 45].
A lack of open source tools to process IDAT files has hampered their uptake by the research community beyond the standard step of using the vendor's software to extract the data they contain in a human readable text format.
