Sentence examples for the information previously available from inspiring English sources
We summarize in Table 5 the contribution of the new sequences to the information previously available on strawberry genes relevant for the fruit ripening process.
Less than 3% of the products were most similar to an entry in the database from S. equi (subsp. equi or zooepidemicus), indicative of the paucity of genetic information previously available for this species.
This site offers a section called "Global Economic Forum" that lets users read for free the latest global economic reports from the company's top economists–information previously available only to high-end clients.
Through the OAC, all have access to information previously available only to scholars who traveled to collection sites.
CREDO also includes information previously available in other databases developed in the Blundell group that store only specific structural interactions: protein ligand in the old CREDO database (7), protein protein in PICCOLO (16) and protein nucleic acid in BIPA (17).
The information was previously available on microfilm and, in some cases, on CD-ROM's, but was not accessible online.
Owing to the development of novel and new pyrazole based therapeutic agents at a faster pace, there is a need to couple the latest information with previously available information to understand status of this moiety in medicinal chemistry research.
In order to ensure that the samples were representative of the line we selected unrelated animals from within the line using pedigree information and previously available information on genotypes.
jSpan allows independent professionals and small to medium businesses to have the same information access previously available in an enterprise environment.
Myers, who started for-profit AccuWeather in 1962, says the projects provided information "not previously available".
Thus, our results could potentially provide complementary information to previously available data and serve as a control set resource for the detection of the disease-related translocations.
