Sentence examples for investigated databases from inspiring English sources
As most reaction template definitions in RMG contain at least 2 'R' groups, an extrapolation of a one-to-nine ratio of reaction templates implies that around 30 of the reaction templates defined in RMG are retrieved from the investigated databases.
This result implies that between 48%% (contigs) and 72%% (singletons) of the sequences do not show homology to any other sequence present in the investigated databases.
This implies that between 50% (contigs) and 70% (singletons) of the sequences do not show homology to any other sequence present in the investigated databases.
To investigate hitherto unannotated but transcriptionally active regions (nTARs) the *.bam files were screened for chained, covered bases which were not present in investigated databases (refGene, ensGene).
To retrieve the CDS of new KissR genes from the various investigated databases, the TBLASTN searches were performed using the human Kiss1r (KinsR1 in this study), the three xenopus KissR, the four coelacanth KissR and the green anole KissR4 peptidic sequences as query.
For the verification, the data of the protected internal logging mechanisms are executed against an old trusted backup under the premise of (mathcal {T}) and compared to the investigated database instance.
When relevant, we also investigated database resources for teleosts and other fishes without published whole genome sequence databases.
For a representative list of model species, we investigated database sequences of all mammals for which genomic sequences are available in the Ensembl database, and also of Pan paniscus (bonobo).
If the nature of these relationships could be clearly defined, large studies could be performed by investigating databases containing routine VNTR data.
We investigated other databases not included in the I2D database, particularly the STRING database http://string.embl.de/ and we found that almost all high-scoring interactions in STRING were covered in our data set.
To identify these we investigated the databases listed in the 2005 issue of the Nucleic Acids Research Database issue [ 9] and used those listed on the Center for Disease Control and Disease Prevention CDC Office of Genomics and Disease Preventionon website [ 10].
