Although divers have gone deeper to retrieve lost artifacts, miles in the case of the Titanic, those explorations were relatively easy and superficial compared with the difficulty of teasing out material and historical information from disheveled piles of decaying ship remains.
This is indeed the type of information we are interested in retrieving in the present case.
We acknowledge, as have others [11], [22], that there is a clear trade-off in using video as the primary data-collecting source, in that taxonomic resolution can be lower (depending on target organisms) because specimens are not retrieved to verify identification, and especially in the case of smaller taxa, identification may be limited to higher taxonomic levels.
and from green algae (Micromonas and Ostreococcus species) were retrieved from the CAZy database or, in the case of HvMAN1, from the research literature.
A barely increased early enrichment can be seen in the case of QEI retrieving insecticides and, in contrast, QEH retrieved more lately herbicides.
This limitation particularly affects the estimate of primary adherence, because we cannot retrieve those prescriptions issued manually, and in the case of a first prescription not being filled, we would not be able to identify it as non-adherence, thus overestimating real primary adherence.
One case-control study was retrieved in the searches [ 44].
Retrieved sequences were considered orthologous if they retrieved the original H. sapiens or S. cerevisiae EMC sequences as top hits when used as reciprocal BLAST or pHMMer queries into H. sapiens or S. cerevisiae predicted proteomes and did not retrieve any other closely related sequences (except in the case of Emc8 and Emc9, which are related).
Finally, in the case of patent US4572909, IBM only retrieved approx. 55 % of the compounds in SciFinder that were retrieved by SureChEMBL (i.e. 17 vs. 31 compounds).
In the case of isotropic elasticity, we retrieved the analytical strain concentration tensors from the literature for spherical inclusion morphology.
