Sentence examples for shared publication from inspiring English sources

A shared publication between two genes is an association of both genes to the same publication and does not indicate a direct interaction between the genes.

The (mathsf{NearCollaborator }) is a probabilistic inclusion that denotes researchers working at the same institution that have shared publications.

There is implicit relational information in these web pages; for instance, collaboration networks are built by advising/adviser links, shared publications, and so on.

Using these data, the distance between two genes was calculated as the maximum number of shared publications minus the observed number of shared publications.

Added gene pairs have significantly more shared publications than those randomly paired.

Unlike shared publications, PPIs reflect direct interactions between the two gene products.

The overlap between databases for yeast-only shared publications is distributed more evenly than for the human-only articles.

Furthermore, Turinsky et al. [ 12] showed that the source databases exploit different curation criteria even for the shared publications.

Analysis of the 15 471 shared publications reveals that on average, two databases fully agree on only 42% of the interactions and 62% of the proteins curated from the same publication, but the level of agreement for individual publications varies considerably.

In order to measure the agreement of the information curated across databases on a per-publication basis, we examine the subset of shared publications, i.e. those curated by two or more databases.

Gene pairs that belong to at least one SuperPath, but do not belong together in any individual pathway (the test set) were analysed for the number of shared publications and PPI scores for each pair.