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For manually tagging a large collection of abstracts distributed across multiple curators it is crucial to test suitable annotation infrastructures that are scalable and that can efficiently manage and visualize the generated annotations.

The predicted ORF and contig sequences were then processed through different BLAST strategies to provide the most suitable annotation possible (Additional files 11 and 12).

Time-consuming ab initio annotation methods are not suitable and annotation transfer has become our preferred methodology.

Moreover, CLabel succeeds in providing label variety when multiple labels are required for a suitable resource annotation, thus avoiding duplicate or repetitive labels.

Often times, the images cover very small areas of the structure and may not be suitable for annotation (see Fig. 11).

Moreover, a cross-assembly combines short sequencing reads into longer contigs that may be more suitable for annotation.

Evaluation of such distinct trait pairs in light of previously known trait connections is a general problem, and no suitable systematic annotation is currently available.

Deriving this information manually is laborious and error-prone, impractical for large sets of data and impossible without access to suitable genomic annotation resources.

Besides choosing a cellular system that is biologically relevant for the screening of candidate functional variants at GWAS loci, as outlined above, attention has to be paid to choosing a suitable genome annotation mark.

The automated annotation pipeline described here is suitable for annotating phage genomes in a high-throughput environment.

Structured controlled vocabularies, such as the Gene Ontology and Plant Ontology are used to capture free text information in the literature as succinct ontology-based annotations suitable for the application of computational analysis methods.