Sentence examples for tree browser from inspiring English sources

We present a novel tree browser that builds on the conventional node link tree diagrams.

A standard collapse/expand tree browser and a Web-based hierarchical categorization similar to Yahoo!, were competitively evaluated against XML3D.

We visualized a concatenated topology of the three class-specific trees in a hyperbolic tree based on the HyperGeny tree browser (http://bioinformatics.psb.ugent.be/hypergeny).psb.ugent.be/hypergeny

A user-defined upper limit of 1,000 trees can be displayed in the tree browser.

Therefore, only 152 – 13 = 139 trees are listed in the tree browser.

CDMS does not display redundant, i.e., identical, trees in the tree browser.

FastTree trees for every microbial gene family, including families with tens of thousands of members such as ABC transporters, are available at MicrobesOnline (http://microbesonline.org/), along with a "tree-browser" for examining these trees.

When the user clicks on a node in the tree, the browser executes a query to open the gene's annotation page and display details of its name, sequence, and other annotation using KEGG's DBGET method.

The HAO, excluding some candidate labels not presently tied to concepts, is accessible via the Hymenoptera Glossary site [23], which includes mechanisms for exploring the HAO: a search interface, a configurable tree-based browser, list reports, and an RSS feed that tracks changes throughout the core ontology.

An alternative to simply browsing the lists of models is available in the form of a tree-structured browser based on the Gene Ontology (GO) terms used in the annotation of models in the database.

At submission, the augmented document tree in the browser is serialized and submitted as XML to the back end index via the document submission API (See next section).