Sentence examples for miscellaneous databases from inspiring English sources

In systems biology, not only are miscellaneous databases (Table 1) and platforms (such as Cytoscape [15] and its plug-in corps) developed to pave the way for network modeling, but network analysis algorithms are also proposed to study the disease-associated molecules and pathways from a systematic and network-based view.

The subcommittee developed a preliminary database to catalog the resources identified thus far (eight major online series of math/biology modules, miscellaneous modules, and online databases).

There will always be some kind of "miscellaneous" bucket in the database for calls that don't fall into one of the predetermined categories.

First, we used all 44 miscellaneous images from the SIPI database [29].

Open image in new window Fig. 6 Number of journal publications related to fuzzy methods for miscellaneous automotive applications and cited in Scopus database.

Therefore, the reannotation presents a total of 40 new miscellaneous RNA genes based on literature curation and database searching.

We will need four elements to make the searches successful: (i) a model for the activity of biological processes across the compendium, which should be able to make the miscellaneous experiments and data types stored in the database commensurable, (ii) a way of performing searches given the model, having one experiment as the query and (iii) ways of visualizing the search results.

By breed, these SNPs represent: 31% boxer, 26% poodle, 5% Labrador retriever (enriched from 1% in the Broad database), 4% German shepherd, and the remainder miscellaneous breeds ( e.g., Bedlington terrier, Portuguese water dog, Akita).

We classified the source of the reports as direct contact (interview or correspondence with the authors), miscellaneous, or based on accounts in journals, books, the Himalayan Database, and the internet.

For the SJR, an orthopaedic ranking is possible for the sixteen journals represented in the subcategory Medicine: Orthopaedics and Sport Medicine in the SJR database, but not for BMC MD (included in the subcategory Medicine: Miscellaneous) and Spine (included in the subcategory Biochemistry, Genetics and Molecular Biology).

The three hidden BioMart databases contain supporting information for the visible databases including sequence data, ontology data and miscellaneous genomic features such as Encyclopedia of DNA Elements (ENCODE) (16) and karyotype data.