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As a part of the international collaboration of the exploration of wave particle interactions occurring in the inner magnetosphere, the upcoming JAXA satellite ERG (Exploration of energization and Radiation in Geospace) (Miyoshi et al. 2012) will provide valuable datasets for the investigation of nonlinear wave particle interactions in the inner magnetosphere.

The recognition of gene and protein mentions was addressed in several community challenges (BioCreative I, II, JNLPBA) that served to determine the state of the art methodology and systems performance [5, 12] in addition of providing valuable datasets for developing new systems [15].

Both of these will therefore be valuable datasets for the community.

It also reemphasized that SRTM DEM can be a valuable dataset for hydrological analysis provided any error/uncertainty therein is being properly evaluated and characterized.

Its thin, repeating and complex structures also make it a valuable dataset for testing related algorithms and approaches for the reconstruction of 3D construction site scene.

This study compiles available data and presents recent radionuclide data for the northern Gulf waters, considered as pre-nuclear which will be a valuable dataset for future monitoring work in this region.

That's where SoftBank's interest lies, according to CEO Masayoshi Son, who noted in a statement that "Nauto is generating a highly valuable dataset for autonomous driving, at a massive scale," in addition to establishing itself as a telematics business that can produce revenue right now, while simultaneously amassing a library of data from a huge cumulative pool of real-world driving hours.

This panel of genes provides a valuable dataset for androgen regulated genes that could be etiologically involved in the abnormal epithelial and stromal proliferation characteristic of BPH.

The demographic and clinical details of trauma patients are submitted to these registries primarily to provide data that will improve clinical outcome for trauma patients but they also form a valuable dataset for epidemiological studies.

Under this context, a valuable dataset for investigating the applicability of the LD method would be that coming from a population with overlapping generations where accurate N e estimates across generations can be obtained (e.g., from pedigree data).

The hybrid assembly of the 454 contigs and published ESTs/mRNAs in this study had significantly expanded the common carp EST resource and provided a valuable dataset for future gene discovery.