Sentence examples for points to integrate from inspiring English sources

UniProt (10) identifiers were used as starting points to integrate the Human-gpDB with various external data sources.

Based on their previously observed even map distribution, polymorphism, and repeatability, 116 SSR markers and 1 SNP marker (Additional File 1) were chosen as anchor points to integrate the eight genetic maps (Table 1).

> With an objective to provide anchor points to integrate an SSR-based genetic linkage map with the SNP-based genetic linkage map, the newly developed mapping population (ICP 28 × ICPW 94) was also genotyped with targeted SSRs (2 5) from each LG of the SSR-based genetic linkage map previously developed by Bohra et al. In this context, genotyping data generated for a total of 35 SSRs.

The interest here is in designing an efficient scheme operated by an access point to integrate demanding traffics, such as high-quality real-time video and interactive Web traffics.

Dreaming of a liberated land, Morton, a poet and lawyer, styled himself the "host" of Merrymount and his fellow colonists "consociates"—free men who were allowed (up to a point) to integrate with the local Algonquin.

Therefore, it is a good starting point to integrate information on the maize functional genes involved in signal transduction.

These same government units are responsible for implementing MPAs, and thus offer an entry point to integrate conservation planning perspectives (see " Making conservation planning accessible").

Priorities for where (what service delivery point) to integrate will have to be determined based on a country assessments of the national health priorities, epidemiology and health service use defined above.

Na,K-ATPase has been proposed to act as a signaling scaffold and our studies suggest that in medulloblastoma cells Na,K-ATPase might act as a check point to integrate EGF-associated signaling pathways.

Although we focused our discussion on the significant candidate genes, we have assigned scores based on our analysis for the all 1000 shortlisted genes that can serve as a starting point to integrate additional data sources as they or tools to integrate them (for e.g., to integrate metabolomics data [ 40, 41, 57]) become available.

Provision of maama kits has a dual benefit 1) as an equity promotion measure to enable the poor to deliver at health facilities and 2) as an entry point to integrate and promote linkages between PMTCT, maternal and child health, and sexual and reproductive health.