Stephan Beck (University College London, UK) outlined a European Union initiative of a database for epigenome-wide association studies (EWAS), and presented some preliminary supportive data.
In an attempt to understand how this merger happened, Mr Li and his colleagues searched the 1000 Plants Initiative, a DNA database at the University of Alberta, in Canada, to construct an evolutionary tree for the molecule and its two components.What they found shocked them.
The initiatives included a database on food stocks to be managed by the United Nations Food and Agriculture Organizationn in Rome; a joint international research program on wheat; support for research into rice production; and a "rapid response forum" among Group of 20 members to assess and respond to food crises.
Under the next generation identification initiative, an irisprint database is likely to be added to the FBI's existing fingerprint and DNA databases.
Data used in the preparation of this article were obtained from the Osteoarthritis Initiative (OAI) database, a publicly available multi-centre population-based observational cohort study of knee OA which is available for public access [ 28].
Smart Aarhus, the smart-city initiative of Aarhus, Denmark, has a database called Open Data Aarhus whose purpose is to make relevant data and information accessible to Aarhus citizens and organizations.
The final variants were checked for frequencies in the Sequencing Initiative Suomi (SISu, http://sisu.fimm.fi/), a database that contains exome data from > 3000 individuals of Finnish origin [41].
Drawing on a database of initiatives taking place in 100 global cities and qualitative case-study research in Philadelphia, Quito and Toronto, we examine how notions of distributive and procedural justice are articulated in climate change projects and plans in relation to both adaptation and mitigation.
The purpose of this study was to survey academic anesthesiology chairs on wellness issues, characterize initiatives, and establish wellness contacts for a Wellness Initiative Database (WID).
In 1989 the Society of Thoracic Surgeons established a database as an initiative for quality improvement and patient safety.
