Sentence examples for mining of extensive from inspiring English sources

The SGR database was developed to facilitate dissemination and data mining of extensive floral and fruit transcriptome data in the woodland strawberry.

Data mining of extensive genome-scale databases, such as the Human Epigenome Atlas, ENCODE, Eukaryotic Promoter Database, DBTSS, database on CpG islands, FANTOM5, and many others, cannot be performed without efficient bioinformatic tools.

PSR also has two unique splicing analysis tools which support in-depth mining of the extensive splicing data content.

Nauru, with a land area of 21 km2 and a population of around 10 000 people, is one of the wealthiest Pacific Islands (and on a per capita basis one of the more wealthy countries in the world) due to mining of its extensive phosphate resources.

The area was the site of extensive mining by the Eagle-Picher company from the early 1900's until the mid 1960's.

As Ray Bradbury turns 87 on Aug. 22, the celebrated science fiction and fantasy writer is taking something of a victory lap, partly the result of mining his extensive files for rare and unfinished work.

One feature of note with regard to the gate road was the presence of extensive mine services (water, power, and ventilation) located along one side of the gate road on the same side rib-wall as the cut-throughs (Fig. 6).

Despite the use of extensive text-mining vocabularies, the ability of text mining to detect key words or terms and relationships in complex sentences with large separations between primary search terms, or studies that use non-standard keyword synonyms not seen in clinical QT reports means that some drugs will go undetected.

The discharge ability of Poyang Lake into the Yangtze River at low water levels has increased to 1.5 2 times the values before the initiation of extensive sand mining.

The prediction of gas emissions arising from underground coal mining has been the subject of extensive research for several decades, however calculation techniques remain empirically based and are hence limited to the origin of calculation in both application and resolution.

The environmentalists say that the permitting process is not a minor matter but one that has already erased more than 1,000 miles of streams in Appalachia because of extensive mountaintop mining, the practice of shearing off the tops of mountains to extract coal from thin seams.