Sentence examples for multitude of databases from inspiring English sources
In terms of compounds of biological interest the structure representation for a particular drug is based on the collective wisdom of the company registering the compound, the patent representation and a multitude of databases containing associated information.
We recently developed a Cyberinfrastructure for cheminformatics, called ChemBioGrid, which has made a multitude of databases and computational tools freely available for the first time to the academic community in a web service framework [10].
Now, with advancements in DNA testing and a multitude of databases available, police might have a chance of determining the identity of Zodiac.
The Department of Homeland Security with its multitude of databases even came up with a mascot to teach bureaucrats the need for responsibly handling personal information known as "Privacy Man".
The need to combine both formats to use the knowledge from a multitude of databases in various applications becomes more and more urgent.
The importance and the critical role played by such themed biocuration efforts are evident by the multitude of databases reported over the years in the NAR Database special issue (5) and by the birth of dedicated journals such as Database.
Efraty et al. [105] contain a very extensive study on landmarking performance using a multitude of face databases.
It may surprise no one that there are reams of information about them in a multitude of electronic databases maintained by large corporations and government agencies.
The multitude of public databases [1-6], freely distributed vendor compound librariesa and directly shared lab notebooks [7] make it possible for scientists to prospectively gather together a large knowledgebase.
The Human Genome Project has provided large-scale sequencing and a multitude of genetic databases, based on information from bacteria, plant, Drosophila, vertebrates and mammals [ 1- 5].
For visualization of the genomic data, GMOD also offers a genome visualization tool, GBrowse (10), which is a Perl-based system that can link to a multitude of genomic databases including Chado.
