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Examination reveals that 13 186 accessions (of 61 106) map to more than one GI (40 393 unique GIs total for the set).

As listed in Table 1, Set A had 843,845 compounds associated with 548,071 assays, Set B had 400,599 compounds associated with 4,280 unique GIs, and Set C had 265,470 compounds associated with 4,540 BSIDs.

Each of the five strains of B. pseudomallei that we examined contained unique GIs.

Unique GIs were also present in most genomes analyzed (e.g. S. pasteurianus GIs 2, 4, 6 and 8).

> From the total of 88 313 unique GIs, 87 973 GIs were successfully mapped to 61 106 unique accessions.

A total of 10 818 unique GIs had different taxonomy identifiers (taxids) specified in the BIND record as compared to those retrieved from id1_fetch and were updated.

Literature-based research and findings from the Obesity and Neighborhood Environment Database (ONEdata), a unique longitudinal GIS that is spatially and temporally linked to data in the National Longitudinal Study of Adolescent Health (N=20,745), provide examples of current limitations in this area of research.

Of these GIs, there are seven GIs located within unique regions in the L. santarosai serovar Shermani genome.

A unique characteristic of the GIS geodatabase is that it is constructed in parallel with a new comprehensive geomorphological mapping system designed with GIS applications in mind.

The paper draws upon qualitative interviews with residents in the periphery as well as recently collected travel speed data and offers a unique combination of testimony with GIS-based modelling of overall accessibility.

Bringing all of the databases to a spatial unique dimension, through the use of GIS systems based on formal ontologies geographically has represented, in the case examined, a useful business tool.