It also represents a modest database size that is smaller than the sizes of current whole-genome genotyping human population studies based on existing genotyping technologies [5].
We decided to screen the National Cancer Institute diversity set I (NCIDS), a relatively modest database consisting of 1990 non-redundant, diverse chemical structures.
This group of articles is intended to serve as a modest database of current knowledge and informed opinion in several key areas, including the history of pandemic influenza and public health responses to it; influenza pathogenesis, natural history, and host immune responses to infection; and influenza prevention and treatment with drugs and vaccines.
The study design is rational but the group sizes are modest, the resulting database is therefore limited, and the repeatability is not yet determined.
Albeit at a more modest scale, searchable databases such as ASGARD are required to maximize the potential of NGS data for organisms with limited genomic resources, as they make sequence data publicly available in an easily searchable format.
Though modest in comparison to databases for some other Asteraceae, like lettuce, sunflower, and Z. elegans, our database for chicory may serve as a source for comparative studies in this important plant family.
Though modest by comparison with databases for some other ruminants, such as cattle, our sequence collection for sheep may serve as a source for comparative studies in the bovids, an animal family of considerable importance to agronomic research.
Just Monday we were writing about Breakup Notifier, a Facebook app that raked in more than 100,000 users in less than 24 hours and as of 5 hours ago had a more than modest 3,673,484 users in its database … And then poof!
Due to the modest overall completeness, the NMSC database cannot yet be used to calculate the true incidence of NMSC among patients treated in dermatology clinics.
Therefore, for distribution of the data for local use, the BLAST results can be left out of the database, allowing more modest hardware to run the system successfully.
The number of rye gene hits in the wheat EST database was relatively modest, some 29 wheat ESTs; however, when these ESTs were compared back to the rye reference set, 62% had matches in the rye reference set with a percent identity higher than the identity of the initial match between the non-expressed rye genes and the wheat ESTs.
