The use of a Galaxy data library has the added effect of preventing duplication of data sets on disk when a user imports a data set into a history.
17 Therefore, to overcome the same problem encountered by the process in New Zealand, the HQSC could work with the mortality review committees and the DHBs to consider how these organisations might share data submitted on severe adverse events to prevent duplication of reporting and utilise data reported to the HQSC for different purposes.
The most pressing problem is that of efficiency of the process: despite the fact that typically several databases attempt to focus on a particular type of biological data, and often collaborate at least sufficiently to prevent duplication of effort and ensure compatibility of resulting data formats, it is impossible for human curators to keep up with the growing pace of publication.
Catherine McKenna Ribeiro, the deputy press secretary for Senator Lieberman, said mandatory compliance would "foster information sharing, prevent duplication of research efforts, and generate new lines of scientific inquiry".
There is a need for tools to track and share data and disseminate the results in order to prevent duplication of efforts and to encourage synergies.
Globetrotter, based in San Jose, Calif., makes software that distributes software licenses over the Internet to prevent duplication of software by unlicensed users.
"This will ensure trials are accurately assessed by regulatory bodies, allow comparisons with other studies and prevent duplication of trials".
Besides the bond issue, the Spitzer-Paterson plan includes banning the cloning of human beings, creating a bioethics review board and appointing a review panel to prevent duplication of stem cell research projects.
Modern clinical NLP systems often use Commercial off the shelf (COTS) NLP tools such as UIMA, GATE, and OpenNLP to prevent duplication of efforts.
Exclusion criteria were any specimens potentially received from WCMC or UIHC to prevent duplication of results.
