Sentence examples for integrative search from inspiring English sources

The practical application of the integrative search strategy for floodplain restoration is illustrated through a case study from the Rhône-Thur Project in Switzerland.

The strengths of this study are the use of Rogers' concept analysis method, the integrative search strategy, the data extraction based on the Chronic Care Model and the control for bias using two researchers.

If the complete architecture (e.g. core sequence, Y/iceberg regions, TM and amphipathic helices) could be combined in a probabilistic fashion with contributions of the individual features weighted by their statistical power, a better more integrative search for likely further remote homologues could be attempted.

The integrative searching of systems chemical biology data can be performed in a very intuitive and efficient way.

The entities and their relations were further annotated by Chem2Bio2OWL ontology, making it a rich semantic resource for integrative searches [31] and data mining [32].

Chemical data currently exists in a large collection of application- or institution-specific databases that offer little in the way of an integrative searching approach.

He points out that better TFBS models and integrative searching (using additional information as evolutionary conservation, TF interactivity, etc).

A challenge for biologists and bioinformaticians who want to perform advanced integrative searches across multiple databases is that individual queries are time consuming and the results generated usually require further formatting.

With future updates it is planned to include more species and to extend the range of features prior to allow interactive and integrative searches on evolving large and complex crop plant genomes.

Prediction of genes encoding putative chitinolytic enzymes/family-18 GH proteins was performed using the InterProScan (EMBL) integrative tool (search in all available functionally annotated protein databases, using sequences of single proteins, protein superfamilies and hidden Markov models) (Quevillon et al. 2005).

We have collected a set of PDB structures from Protein Data Bank (PDB) 20 using a combination of integrative database searches and extensive literature curation of the existence and extent of 3D domain swapping.