Sentence examples for the databanks for from inspiring English sources

A survey of ESTs annotated in the databanks for alternative transcript variants included the use of AceView [ 26].

Previous studies that relied on parasite morphology found 2 plasmodia in orangutans; P. pitheci and P. silvaticum (4, 7 ), but no DNA sequences with which we could compare our data are available in the databanks for these 2 species.

In this context, CrossTope provides images of the charges distribution over the TCR-interacting surface of each pMHC-I available in the databank for cross-reactivity prediction (as in the example provided earlier in the text).

After obtaining permission from the Steering Committee of the AMND, routinely collected anonymised data were extracted from the databank for all singleton births after 24 weeks' gestation in Aberdeen city and district between 1986 and 2007.

The databanks selected for Aspen Plus simulations are COMBUST, INORGANIC, SOLIDS, and PURE22.

The estimation of the crack width is performed by means of detailed modelling with hexahedral finite elements for the concrete and rod elements for the steel reinforcement; while due to the computing demands the databank of values for the damage indices under investigation is defined based on coarse models with beam column elements.

The item databanks for PROMIS have been tested for reliability and comparability using Item-Response Theory; short forms were developed and compared with other well-validated and widely accepted ("legacy") measures [ 102- 104].

They also advised on requirements relating to ethical approval for the establishment of the databank and for subsequent research, and on issues of public interest and appropriate data usage.

Weekly and monthly IDSR data on selected infectious diseases were downloaded and analyzed for 2011, 2012 and 2013 (the years before, of and after DHIMS2 implementation) from the DHIMS2 databank for the Upper East Region (UER) and for two districts of UER.

The databank is for the use of hospital and other health care providers and federal law prohibits it from disclosing information on a specific doctor to the general public.

In 2002, Tunisia participated in the country databank for the first time and reported S. Montevideo in its top 15 (increased participation).