Sentence examples for prominent resources from inspiring English sources

The most prominent resources include the COBRA toolbox [ 10], Metatool [ 11], FluxAnalyzer [ 12], MetaFluxNet [ 13], SNA [ 14] and CellNetAnalyzer [ 15], a successor of FluxAnalyzer.

To allow interaction of this database with other prominent resources, hyperlinks to PubMed, CGAP Gene info (including NCBI Gene information like Entrez Gene, UniGene, OMIM link, gene expression data, Gene Ontology terms, similar sequences and homologues) and to the three methylation-related databases, namely MethDB, MethPrimerDB and MethyCancer, are provided.

The three prominent resources for metagenomic data processing (MEGAN [ 16], MG-RAST [ 17] and HUMAnN [ 18]) all work similarly, aligning translated peptides from the short reads of NGS platforms to databases of well-annotated reference proteins and using single sets of sequence similarity measures (SSMs) for functional prediction.

Groundwater is a prominent resource of drinking and domestic water in the world.

The discussion in this section is based on the assumption that duration of each stage or slot is 1 h, as is the norm with all prominent resource providers, including Amazon.

Photovoltaic (PV) power is one of the prominent renewable resources and likely to replace a significant proportion of fossil-fuels in the future.

Many predictions made by critics during the debate surrounding the takeover of Inco and other prominent Canadian resource companies like Alcan, the large aluminum producer based in Montreal, have not come to pass in Sudbury, which literally grew around Inco's nickel operations during the 19th century.

Diatoms have been shown to be a prominent food resource for Theristus (Moens et al. 2014).

Desalination is a prominent water resource in the Middle East but countries in other parts of the world with similar scarcity issues and good access to sea water, such as Australia, have been comparatively slow to adopt it.

Because these vulnerabilities may be particularly prominent in resource-limited communities, additional mechanisms for ensuring adequate protection for research participants should be considered [ 4].

In the Globe and Mail, our national newspaper, the paper is so confident Canadians will be tuning in, they're devoting prominent space and resources to the ceremony, including live-blogging the event via Twitter.