Sentence examples for knowledge freely available from inspiring English sources

Our work therefore joins a few other studies in demonstrating the use of the curated knowledge freely available in biomedical databases for assisting text-mining tasks [17, 46, 48].

"If the EMA makes this knowledge freely available to other companies (in particular to InterMune's competitors) at no cost this could facilitate their development programs and enable them to reach the market and compete with InterMune faster than they would otherwise to be able to do," writes Jim Goff, InterMune's spokesperson, in an e-mail to ScienceInsider, explaining his company's concerns.

It will ensure that existing knowledge is freely available to anyone, everywhere, at any time.

But, to our knowledge, no freely available cheminformatics or bioinformatics tool provides an automatic connection from chemical (atomic structure) to biological (monomeric structure) representations of the compounds.

To the best of our knowledge, no freely available leaflet has been developed specifically for discectomy/microdiscectomy patients in Europe.

Abby S. Milstein, a lawyer, a trustee of the library and a daughter-in-law of the donors, said in a statement this week that the gift sought to convey the family's "deep appreciation for the New York Public Library as a source of knowledge which is freely available to all".

Suddenly, knowledge was more freely available to people everywhere through books - the written word was no longer only available to elite scribes.

The Sjögren's syndrome knowledge base is freely available at sskb.umn.edu.edu

The OptFlux software is, to the best of the authors' knowledge, the first freely available computational tool for in silico ME that supports the set of described methods.

We use the open source converter included in O SCAR3, called O PSIN, the only software to our knowledge, which is freely available for academic evaluation purposes.

We have described a molecular morphing tool, Molpher, which, to the best of our knowledge, is the first freely available implementation of the concept also known as 'chemical space travel' [46].