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Distances from these satellite vents are provided in the database where known.
Our quality metric is tested versus the subjective quality values provided in the database.
Important information, such as targeted diseases, pathway information, and corresponding drugs/ligands, is provided in the database.
Lastly, any record with an empty abstract (i.e., not provided in the database) was also removed from the corpus.
Soil map prepared by the FAO with scale of 1: 1,000,000 and their attributes provided in the database of the model.
Using the SEER summary stage 2000 variable provided in the database, we coded regional or distant diagnosis as late stage, and in situ or localized diagnosis as early stage.
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This makes the interpretation of the search results much easier than trying to interpret the structures or systematic names normally provided in the databases.
All ORF clones were designed based on the sequence information provided in the databases described above.
Data were derived from either manually curated lists or from lists that were provided in the databases or publications.
This database incorporates analysis tools combining genotyping data not only from multiple MLST schemes, as provided in the SuperCAT database, but also from the altogether different approaches AFLP and MLEE.
Information related to this issue is provided in the DPI database, by the variable AUTHOR.
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