And, they standardized naming conventions across all of the forecasts.
Any large, smoothbore, muzzle-loading gun used before the advent of breech-loading, rifled guns may be referred to as a cannon, though once standardized names were assigned to different sized cannon, the term specifically referred to a gun designed to fire a 42 pound shot, as opposed to a demi-cannon - 32 pound, culverin - 18 pound, or demi-culverin - 9 pound.
The list was published in order to standardize names and to cut down on confusion when referencing constellations, since each one has had various monikers in Greek, Roman, Chinese, Arabic and many other languages throughout history.
An initial step has thus to be performed to standardize names so that software analyzing the collection will not consider them as different taxa.
The rules standardize names (e.g. transform language specific and special characters), manage pre- and postfixes, split multiple names in separate variables, look up nicknames in gender specific tables and assign uniform missing value characters.
Basic keyword search allows finding of HSPs based on their names (includes gene names, standardized and synonymous names), families, identifiers (HSPIR and external) and classifications.
While gene names have been standardized, protein names can differ between different databases and even releases of the same database.
We standardized the name of Eucalyptus LTR-RTE sequences similar to Domingues et al. [ 6] rationale: they were named 'RLC' (Copia) or 'RLG' (Gypsy), 'eg' for ' Eucalyptus grandis', the lineage name (e.g. ' Ale') and the family number (e.g.g'1').g
The curator application can perform additional operations such as standardizing the name attribute from common name to its preferred IUPAC name using the IUPACNamingPlugin component from the MarvinBeans library. Figure 2 Screenshot of the graphical QsarDB curation application.
