Sentence examples for quick annotations from inspiring English sources
MTurk enables quick annotations of a vast amount of images at relatively low cost.
This sort of screen sharing of the real world can allow a worker in a manufacturing facility to ping a specialist and get quick annotations and advice about tackling a particular problem.
Just as in our earlier experiment (22), each item was presented to the Turkers with all the mentions of the gene and mutation highlighted, to enable quicker annotation.
Thus, this function allows quick comparisons and annotations of user query sequences using the data deposited in Bolbase.
With simple and rapid running of GASS, small labs can create quick views of genome annotations for an un-annotated species, without the necessity to create, collect, analyze and synthesize extra various data sources, or wait several months for the annotations from professional organizations.
The method implemented in BEACON provides a fully automated, simple and quick comparison of genome annotations generated by multiple AMs and addresses the four points indicated previously.
When it's possible to flip instantly among several books and between passages on a device that's easy on the eyes and allows annotation as quick as a pencil, this might change.
We'll also consider how to effectively and ethically involve and credit audience involvement in one's research and do a quick overview of some annotation tools that foster this kind of engagement (e.g., VideoAnt, StoryMap, Genius, Hypothes.is).is
The presented database allows quick querying of the annotation history of any miRNA record and is computationally nonintensive.
Automated command-line scripts such as Plann will make plastome annotation a quick and simple part of a workflow instead of a tedious and time-consuming afterthought for publication.
In this study, our goal is to offer, with good accuracy and sufficient abundance, a quick view of genome structural annotations for an un-annotated eukaryotic genome based on an annotated similar species.
