But officials from the veterans' medical center in Lyons, who often help newly disabled war veterans seek appropriate housing, said they were unaware of any other large-scale accessible-housing project devoted to veterans in New Jersey.
Our findings offer a glimpse onto common patterns of metabolic reprogramming across cancers, and the work serves as a large-scale resource accessible via a web application (http://www.sanderlab.org/pancanmet).sanderlab.org/pancanmet
It is very difficult to find other large-scale, publicly accessible datasets with a similarly wide and diverse set of features.
Tanzania is enhancing transparency on the use of land: making data on land ownership, use and demarcations for large-scale agricultural investment accessible online for public use.
Software is also needed to simplify data management and make large-scale bioinformatics analysis accessible and reproducible to a wide class of target users.
This simple yet efficient framework has the potential to make large-scale metagenomics research accessible to a greater number of microbiome researchers.
MO-MAGE allows the synthesis of oligos at a fraction of the cost (>1000×) compared to traditional column based oligo synthesis to make large-scale genome engineering accessible to most laboratories.
Though an evolving paradigm, genomic cloud computing can be defined as a scalable service where genetic sequence information is stored and processed virtually (ie, in the 'cloud') usually via networked, large-scale data centers accessible remotely through various clients and platforms over the Internet.
It is perhaps his most accessible large-scale sculpture, notwithstanding the magnificent bull, made almost 30 years earlier for London county council, at Alton Estate in Roehampton.
There are several publicly accessible large-scale databases that explore mRNA and protein localization in the mammalian central nervous system to give other members of the scientific community access to use their datasets (Bota et al. 2003; Visel et al. 2004; Christiansen et al. 2006).
