Sentence examples for useful repository from inspiring English sources

As Berners-Lee saw it, the two keys to developing a truly useful repository of information required the inclusion of metadata, or information about the information found on the Web, that could be read and "understood" by machines and the attachment of "values" to relationship hyperlinks that computers could use to direct searches.

Quick recap on OpenSignal's wi-fi mapper app: as with the data-centric startup's other products, mobile signal and mobile sensor data maps, the app is relying on crowdsourcing to maintain a useful repository of intel about where wi-fi hotspots are located, and whether the hotspots are public, private and free/paid.

Secondly, it was also the central intention for the National Institutes of Health (NIH) Molecular Libraries program to have many of the laboratories test the same compounds on a wide range of targets, in an attempt to create a useful repository for mining in the future [59, 60].

ASGARD will be a useful repository for transcriptome data from future NGS studies on these and other emerging model arthropods, regardless of sequencing platform, assembly or annotation status.

We anticipate that ASGARD will be a useful repository and resource for NGS and genomic data generated for additional non-traditional arthropod models, and welcome deposition of sequence data from researchers working on such organisms.

http://www.linkedin.com/groups/IMMUNOTHERAPY-2147790 Antibody engineering and design forum, antibody network, and immunotherapy groups can be found at LinkedIn and provide a useful repository of advice and topical issues in the field.

Additionally, PLEXdb, GENEVESTIGATOR, NASCArrays, and RiceXPro are also useful repositories for microarray gene expression profiles in Arabidopsis, rice, and plants [ 15- 18].

Uber's emergence as a useful data repository no urban planners want to miss is in line with the broader ideology of solutionism espoused by Silicon Valley.

To be truly useful, a repository of ontologies, organized by application domain is needed, along with procedures for creating and integrating ontologies into database design methodologies.

Useful data repositories have been constructed such as Panorama (https://panoramaweb.org/) that, together with portals for proteomics assays involved in targeting cancer-related proteins and peptides, will enable researchers interested in specific protein or peptide to obtain the standard operating procedures (SOPs) for those assays, their quality assessment, and validation proofs [ 22].

We think that having the ability to review code online, file bug reports, and contribute to the package using a more generally used online repository (such as GitHub) would make HiCUP even more useful.