We applied standalone BLAT (BLAT-score threshold: 100, minimum sequence identity: 75 %; [ 96] to annotate all 36 transcriptome assemblies independently using 10,602 unique Apis mellifera Refseq proteins not involved in olfaction as reference (accessed 10/22/12; [ 97]).
This enables the integration of multiple domain ontologies and, through references, access to the appropriate data servers.
Other certificates have been used for "special source accesses" – a reference, perhaps, to the cables carrying web traffic.
Most care providers found PDAs to be functional and useful in areas of documentation, medical reference, and access to patient data.
The rest of the "Bibliographic essay" is an equally valuable reference for access to the literature on other aspects of the early history of science in western culture.
All faculty and support staff need a basic frame of reference on access and equity issues.
While plans reference train access, companies are much more likely to seek permits for building new roads, the most widespread and proven method of accessing land-based oil reserves.
Norovirus genogroup, genotypes and the GII.4 variants were assigned using the reference GenBank access numbers and nomenclature described by Zheng et al in 2006 [16], the FBVE network and CaliciNet, US (Dr. M Koopmans and Dr. J Vijin, personal communication) as shown in Table 1.
An interview guide facilitated the process to understand: 1) food choices and decision-making in households, with particular reference to access; and 2) beliefs about foods, particularly fruits, vegetables, salt, sugar and oil.
Expressions of territory over land were made most vociferously with reference to access to caterpillar fungus on the grasslands which triggered violent conflict between Samdo and a neighbouring community in 2007.
The infratemporal crest of the sphenoid bone was chosen to be the anatomical region of reference to access the superior LPM, since this is the origin of the upper LPM.
