Sentence examples for informatics requirements from inspiring English sources

In addition to the added informatics requirements of two-way tele-communication, the present system also incorporated multiple video inputs into the sending video stream (ultrasound and video display, as well as an optional macro-scene video display).

The informatics requirements for ERCC development will include sequence bioinformatics links to public annotation databases.

The informatics requirements are considerable, as the available data collections grow in size and complexity.

This type of ancillary "freezer" study has informatics requirements most clearly different than a primary study and, in our experience, is the most common type of ancillary study.

The evaluation results for SemPoD, both in terms of positive user feedback and scalability for complex queries over increasing size of datasets, show that SemPoD can successfully meet the informatics requirements for large 'omics' research centers.

However, as modern SNP discovery pipelines such as Tassel, GBS Discovery Pipeline, SAMtools (Li et al. 2009), and SNVer (Wei et al. 2011) become available, many of the informatics requirements have been addressed for the users.

Although label-free approaches allow for flexible experimental designs, they are often associated with rigorous analytical and informatic requirements, including: attention to reproducibility of sample preparation and chromatographic separations; automation of multiple LC-MS file alignment; and automation of precursor ion detection and quantitation.

The International Standards Organisation standard Health informatics - Requirements for an electronic health record architecture outlines clinical and technical requirements[ 23].

Biodiversity informatics has many requirements in common with other informatics domains and it is noteworthy that biodiversity research, as in other disciplines has the potential to produce very large and rapidly growing data sets from, for example automated digitisation, remote sensing and genetic sequencing.

We here introduce the CSN, a nomenclature for clinical sequence data which we believe can serve as the foundation of an integrative, cross-platform annotation system optimized for technological, informatic and clinical requirements.

If the candidate's GPA does not meet the minimum requirement, the Biomedical Informatics Executive Committee may require corrective courses of action.