Sentence examples for integration hub from inspiring English sources
The question asked to respondents was "a robust and legitimate question" phrased in "everyday language" said Dr Richard Norrie, lead analyst of the Demos Integration Hub.
SIMGRO is an integration hub that connects to diverse hydrologic models.
The startup has built what it calls a "cloud integration hub" software service offering.
These data include physicochemical, environmental fate and transport, exposure, usage, in vivo toxicity, and in vitro bioassay data, surfaced through an integration hub with link-outs to additional EPA data and public domain online resources.
In our use case, the eCRF plays a central role as integration hub (functional eCRF) bringing together information from EHR, study database and WebQ.
This raises the possibility that adapters may interact also with other ubiquitin-like modifiers, thus increasing the substrate spectrum of p97 and even further establishing it as a decoding and integration hub in far reaching signaling networks.
Now having been in testing for over six months, the company says its API is today being utilized by fifty developers so far, who have built news readers, vertical enterprise applications, dashboards, integration hubs, vertical communities, and more.
We propose that enhancers serve as information integration hubs, at which instructions encoded by the genome are read in the context of a specific cellular state, signaling milieu and chromatin environment, allowing for exquisitely precise spatiotemporal control of gene expression during embryogenesis.
However, it is becoming obvious that there is more to p97 complexes than mere substrate binding and extraction and that they constitute signal integration hubs.
Proteins with a large number of phosphorylation sites are of special interest as potential sites of integration (hubs) in regulatory pathways.
Our result that nucleus-related GO terms are overrepresented in hotspot-containing proteins is in line with studies that indicate a central involvement of many nuclear proteins as integration hubs for phosphorylation-dependent signaling [ 48].
