Today, the scale of biological data available to organize, analyse and disseminate is daunting, yet offers exciting possibilities that could provide answers to many central questions in life sciences research.
Jones (2001) outlines a risk-management framework for climate impact assessments; this approach also examines impacts based on climate scenarios (although not necessarily directly derived from climate models), but it focuses more on stakeholder involvement and conveys risks relevant to decision-making by organizing analyses around the likelihood of exceeding critical thresholds.
Bioinformatic tools together with Microsoft Excel software were utilized to organize and analyse the data.
NVivo 9, a qualitative software program [ 22], was used to organize and analyse the data.
The transcripts were coded using NVivo 8 (QSR International, Doncaster, Australia), a qualitative research software program designed to help users organize and analyse non-numerical data.
Looking "beyond the TOL", we are inclined to believe that the use of the TOL as a heuristic to organize and analyse comparative data and partial trees will be with us for the long haul.
To facilitate the study of genes in the inner ear by efficient presentation of the accumulated data and to foster collaboration among investigators, we have developed the Shared Harvard Inner Ear Laboratory Database (SHIELD), an integrated resource that seeks to compile, organize and analyse the genomic, transcriptomic and proteomic knowledge of the inner ear.
EHR organized ELISA analyses.
In this way, gene set testing can simplify and organize differential expression analyses by focusing attention on larger and more biologically meaningful processes than individual genes.
A final meeting will be held with the local principal investigators at the end of the data collection process to discuss results, schedule final analyses, organize articles to be submitted for publication and define the responsibility and role of each person involved in this process.
