The most commonly used method to convert published experimental data on gene function into controlled vocabulary annotations relies on a professional curator, employed by a model organism database or a more general resource such as UniProt, to read published articles and compose annotation statements based on the articles' contents.
The most commonly used method to convert published experimental data on gene function into GO annotations makes use of a professional curator employed by a model organism database or a more general resource such as UniProt, who reads each published article and composes annotation statements based on the article's contents (15, 16).
(2) Patients with psychiatric illnesses use significantly more general medical resources and experience greater morbidity and functional impairment than their counterparts without psychiatric diagnoses.
This emphasises the potential need for two different resources: a diagnosis or illness-related safety netting resource for use during/postconsultation, and a more general educational resource for use preconsultation.
The relation between working memory storage and a more general attention resource used in other phases of processing in working memory also warrants further study.
However, the Interns group used more general and free resources to search for medical information on the Internet such as eMedicine, Google and Yahoo whereas the PostPGY1 group used more specific medical resources that required subscription such as MDConsult or NEJM.
Participants felt commissioners were less likely to approve FLS than other services, since osteoporosis was viewed as a low national priority and because there was a belief that osteoporosis should be managed in primary care, reflecting a more general shift of resources into primary care [ 31].
Nonetheless, in a more general sense, natural-resource rents have helped prop up the Putinist social order.
While in that simple form of BD, the number of antennas in the BS must always be equal to or larger than the aggregate number of antennas in the user terminals [5], the strategy described here can support more general antenna setups and resource allocation methods.
The research area related to the development and analysis of interference management techniques, mostly in relation with the more general subject of radio resource management, is very dynamic, as witnessed by the high number of relevant recent contributions in this area [4 10].
