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The screening and inclusion process is summarised in Supplementary Information Resource 1 (PRISMA flowchart).

Study quality appraisal is summarised in Supplementary Information Resource 2. Technical characteristics of MRI are summarised in Supplementary Information Resource 3. The majority of studies used DCE-MRI (84.2%) with a 1.5-T magnet (73.7%).

Six studies (Partridge et al, 2002; Akazawa et al, 2006; Segara et al, 2007; Prati et al, 2009; Wright et al, 2010; Guarneri et al, 2011) reported MDs and LOA between MRI and pathology (Supplementary Information Resource 4).

Within-study comparisons of MRI versus US, clinical examination and mammography are presented in Supplementary Information Resource 4. For all but a single study showing similar, small tendencies for overestimation by MRI (0.16 cm) and US (0.06 cm) (Guarneri et al, 2011), the absolute values of MDs within studies were lower for MRI than that for the alternative tests.

Contact: [email protected] Supplementary information: Additional resources and test datasets are available at http://sgdp.iop.kcl.ac.uk/snpmap/ Genetic variation has been an important factor in nearly every aspect of human health and disease.

The searches are performed sequentially as follows: (1) querying metadata, publications and annotations, (2) searching the model bodies, and (3) searching supplementary information from external resource databases.

The reproducible set of interactions, pharmacological activities of drugs and function annotations of targets were provided in supplementary information as a resource for researchers who are interested in the cardiovascular pharmacology (Additional file 1).

The data on CEGs and cis-SNPs that we supply here (supplementary information) will provide a valuable resource for further exploration in this area.

This new resource thereby offers supplementary information to the existing database HomeoDB [ 57], a manually curated database of homeobox genes with annotations based on published articles - when possible, links to HomeoDB are provided from Datab'Hox.

The supplementary information provides links to additional ABM tools (Table S1), resources and tutorials (Table S2) including hands‐on examples for the interested reader.

Please see http://nlp.stanford.edu/fsnlp/ for supplementary information about the text, including errata, and pointers to online resources.