Sentence examples for pipeline to develop from inspiring English sources

We believe every healthcare institution that wants highly effective physician leaders should start building a pipeline to develop physicians at key stages of their career.

These new sequences combined with the previous sequences were explored in the Serafer pipeline to develop SSR markers.

We took advantage of next-generation sequencing technology, a tag system, and an in-silico analysis pipeline to develop and internally validate a new high-throughput methodology.

Hence, there is urgent need to identify and characterize new genes for resistance to such races, and their rapid incorporation in the breeding pipeline to develop varieties with improved level of resistance.

We tested our pipeline to develop two new databases: 'AcypiCyc' for the newly sequenced genome of the pea aphid (Acyrthosiphon pisum) (11) and 'TricaCyc' for the recently sequenced genome of the red flour beetle (Tribolium castaneum) (12).

It will also be important for the creators of sequencing and assembly pipelines to develop and publish accurate estimates of their error rates, in order to facilitate correct analysis of the resulting data.

We used two pipelines to develop EST-SSR markers, namely read2Marker [ 15] and CMiB, which combines several freely available tools for clustering and microsatellite detection (see the Methods section and Figure 1 for further details).

There are also many reports that suggest the offshoring of graduate IT work has reduced the number of entry-level jobs available, and this short term strategy by employers is now strangling the pipeline necessary to develop experienced IT professionals.

Daily: Leaders came from around the world to learn about the tremendous innovation in the pipeline, and to develop a shared action plan.

The aim of the bioinformatics pipeline was to develop plant family anchor markers useful in order to exploit colinearity between genomes of species with dense genetic maps and crops with important agronomic traits.

Eventually, he hopes that $300,000 to $400,000 will flow in the annual pipeline to help develop sports programs and to train coaches and officials.