Sentence examples for novel browser from inspiring English sources
The user study demonstrated the strengths and weaknesses of two conventional 2D browsers for this target user, as well as that of XML3D, a novel browser that integrates an interactive 3D hyperbolic graph view with a more traditional 2D list view of the data.
Here, we describe the development of a novel browser for genetic association data based on the Biodalliance platform (Down et al., 2011), designed to facilitate the retrieval of genotype phenotype association results from the UK10K-cohorts arm of the project, and their visualization in the context of different annotation features (Fig. 1).
We present a novel tree browser that builds on the conventional node link tree diagrams.
A novel Cancer Genome Browser software application was developed and is made public to provide a user-friendly graphical interface in which the reported results can be reproduced.
Here, we describe a novel genome browser based on the Biodalliance platform developed to provide interactive access to the association results of the project.
Based on next-generation web technologies and high-throughput experimental data, we have developed Rice-Map, a novel genome browser for researchers to navigate, analyze and annotate rice genome interactively.
We have created a novel genome browser inspired by the Mouse Phylogeny Viewer (MPV; Yang et al. 2011; Wang et al. 2011) to facilitate visualization and interaction with the genomes of any given CC line (http://csbio.unc.edu/CCstatus/?run=CCV).
To enable this enhancement, we present a novel semantic web browser called PERSON which is short for PERsonal Semantic extensiON.
The repository consists of two main components: a fully functioned XML registry supporting facet-based access to service descriptions, and a novel semantic service browser that supports prosumers who are not technically experienced to explore and discover services in an intuitive and visualized manner.
Thus, we have developed Rice-Map, a novel rice genome browser.
Therefore, a novel Web-based display browser is being developed to facilitate exploration of the analysis results and will be available to approved users.
