Sentence examples for useful directory from inspiring English sources
Nuisance telemarketing calls have fallen but the FTC believes that publicising e-mail addresses not wanting spam would serve as a useful directory for unscrupulous spammers.Sir Tim Berners-Lee, the inventor of the world wide web, was awarded the first Millennium Technology Prize in Helsinki.
The best of the bunch are BargainFinder (which you'll find on the useful shopping directory site Shop Guide or ShopGenie (which has its own site at www.shopgenie.com, though you can also find it on another useful directory, Enterprise City. Also worth a look is Best Deals at My Taxi, though it isn't as reliable or user-friendly. It's actually a European version of the US site Bottom Dollar.
The most useful directory will probably be one, like Novell's, that can work with a variety of operating platforms NetWare, Windows, Sun's Solaris, and one, like Novell's, that has the capacity to scale up.
Also useful: A directory of accredited veterinary hospitals with telephone numbers.
ADFC also publishes a useful online directory called Bett & Bike (in German), which lists thousands of bicycle-friendly hotels, inns and hostels.
Next, we use the Directory of Useful Decoys, Enhanced (DUD-E) to evaluate the performance of Vina in virtual screening.
We used the directory of useful decoys (DUD) [23] dataset to retrospectively compare ePlatton and data fusion methods.
Subsequently, we use the Directory of Useful Decoys, Enhanced to demonstrate that the optimized docking box size also yields an improved ranking in virtual screening.
As database for the approach B experiments, we use the Directory of useful Decoys that is designed to avoid bias in docking and screening studies.
For example, Liebeschuetz et al. [21] evaluated the pose prediction and the performance of Gold scoring functions using the Directory of Useful Decoys (DUD) dataset [22], which consists of 40 varied protein targets.
Here, the performance of four popular virtual screening programs, Gold, Glide, Surflex and FlexX, is compared using the Directory of Useful Decoys-Enhanced database (DUD-E), which includes 102 targets with an average of 224 ligands per target and 50 decoys per ligand, generated to avoid biases in the benchmarking.
