Sentence examples for using an open access from inspiring English sources

(625) An approach that we have found to be useful(290) allows visualization of both transcriptomic and metabolomic data sets using an open access pathway browser, Pathvisio v1.1,(626) and KEGG-style pathway maps (Kyoto Encyclopaedia of Genes and Genomes) that have been updated and expanded for sphingolipid metabolism.

Cities can construct the core infrastructure, and using an open access model, ISPs can lease bandwidth for their own customers.

The study recommends several measures for land use policy, tailored according to specific Romanian conditions, such as using an open access electronic registry of foreign land acquisitions, establishing a threshold for these acquisitions, and securing the preservation of the agricultural destination of land.

The application of this principle to crystallographic data was the reason for the birth of the Crystallography Open Database (COD) [8, 9], a collection of Crystallographic Information Format CIFF) [10] files (around 390,000 at the moment of writing this article) offered to the scientific community on its main website [11] and several mirrors, using an open access distribution model.

All data are available using an open access user-friendly web interface.

GSEA was performed using an open access bioinformatics tool (http://www.broadinstitute.org/gsea/index.jsp).jsp

But once in office, officials backtracked, saying that enemies of the Fox administration would use an open access law to embarrass the new government.

We aim to create an equivalent treebank for chemistry using an open-access corpus of paragraphs taken from the experimental sections of papers from the chemistry domain.

Statistical power calculations were performed using an open-access statistical web page [ 22].

For data management we used an open-access, web-based database solution (OpenClinica®, Akaza Research, LLC, 2009, Waltham, MA, USA, https://community.openclinica.com/).openclinica.com/

It was designed to be used as an open access instrument in the research department.