Sentence examples for standardize access from inspiring English sources
In order to standardize access to interaction databases, the Proteomics Standard Initiative proposed the Proteomics Standard Initiative Common QUery InterfaCe PSICQUICC) that defines: 1.
It is common for inpatient rehabilitation institutions to have established admission criteria that reflect an attempt to standardize access to rehabilitation.
Because processes using primary cultures are difficult to optimize and standardize, access to well characterized continuous avian cell lines, such as the CR.pIX cell line derived from a muscovy duck embryo, would be a significant step forward.
Indeed, since these tools are merely "containers" that standardize access to bioinformatics software, they cannot surpass the current limits of these types of software, which are not yet adapted to Big Data.
This paper shows the evolution of the ChEMBL-RDF resource in standardizing access to the ChEMBL data in a machine-readable manner using semantic web technologies.
They designed the entire system from scratch, including standardized data access from a variety of sources, data preparation, and data analysis to guide medical diagnosis and treatment.
Standardizing the access to data through the most promising solution of web services, rather than standardizing the electronic health record will help to overcome the integration problems with improved performance among different standards in medical information systems.
The currently standardized random access procedure, for example, in LTE networks, is designed and optimized for large amount of data transmission and limited UEs; thus, it suffers from a random access overload issue which leads to high collision probability and waste of energy.
In addition, by caging study subjects in these experiments we strongly controlled worker environment and standardized food access.
This therefore involved preparing a standardized data access agreement that provided sufficient protection while allowing maximal reuse and outlining data security parameters for the use of 'managed access' data sets.
In contrast, the aggregated BIG sample of 1,400 healthy controls is not standardized, but access to the original imaging data from a single institution allowed an in-depth analysis of the widely ranging imaging parameters on various gray matter measures [ 34].
