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It also refers to databases of laboratories performing clinical and/or genetic analyses for the disease including IDdiagnostics [ 29], the European Directory of DNA diagnostic Laboratories (EDDNAL, ) and GeneTests [ 30].
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NCBI refers to database accession number.
"He would be working for the service during the day, and then come home and talk to me, and I'd be selling dumps for him," Toey told me, referring to databases of stolen card information.
If database A contains links to database B, we refer to database A as a source database and to database B as a target database.
RBH does not confirm orthology (Methods, paragraph 1); it would be better to refer to database match partners simply as such, or if needs be as putative homologs.
Among the existing localization signal databases (28, 29), NLSdb (28) contains manually curated experimentally validated nuclear localization signals but, it accounts for only one-third of the currently available experimental nuclear localization signals that are catalogued in our LocSigDB (refer to Database Statistics Section).
Frequently, the "Big Data" in chemogenomics refers to large databases recording the bioactivity annotation of chemical compounds against different protein targets.
The Science article refers to a database called the Directory of Open Access Journals.
To generate emotions the robot refers to its database with stored emotional states.
Here, a domain often refers to a database collected by one sensor where samples belong to the same feature space and follow the same data distribution.
A data warehouse refers to a database used to integrate data from several sources.
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