Sentence examples for server to present from inspiring English sources

In this study, we collected wild A. gambiae from Kenya, sequenced individual mosquitoes with Illumina sequencing technologies, developed novel pipelines to detect SNPs, constructed an A. gambiae LD map, and established a computer server to present the data to the public.

In the virtual computer lab, the instructor communicates with the students at a remote computing facility by videoconference and uses a second computer running a VNC server to present the slides, web database interfaces, Java applets and molecular visualization software that are part of the biotechnology education.

Dealing with a table of both men and women, servers aren't supposed to present the wine list and then the check to one of the men unless he's the person who asks for them.

Perhaps the authors should make it clearer whether the goal is to describe methodological and Web-server details, or rather to present biological findings.

BioMart allows databases hosted on different servers to be presented seamlessly to users, facilitating collaborative projects between different research groups.

We also present a new approach for improving this method when the best-effort delivery rate from the server to the client presents higher variability.

Finally, we uploaded the individual raw reads files, as well as the ACE file resulting from the assembly, to the crAss web server to produce the presented results.

This paper presents EasyGO, a web server to perform Gene Ontology based functional interpretation on groups of genes or GeneChip probe sets.

How investigators traced the message -- for example, by gaining access to the computers at Democracy Forum in New York, or by retroactively searching the content of e-mail that passed through China's Internet servers -- was presented to judges in a secret addendum to the prosecution's evidence.

Each server can present a distinct file system, and parallelism occurs when users put files on different ones.

The server could then present you with an argument as to why you might believe this document or why you might not.