Sentence examples for web-based analytical from inspiring English sources

Normalized data were also uploaded at MetaboAnalyst 2.0, a web-based analytical pipeline for high-throughput metabolomics studies (http://www.metaboanalyst.ca/MetaboAnalyst/).

The most recent Affymetrix Tag4 array (∼100,000 features; size = 8 μM) (Pierce et al. 2006) is available at much lower cost than the original platform and includes optimized methodology and web-based analytical tools (Pierce et al. 2007).

The SIGMA application facilitates consolidation and structuring of diverse sources of array CGH data into a repository that is accessible with a new easy-to-use built-in web-based analytical application.

CTen (cell type enrichment) is a web-based analytical tool which uses our highly expressed, cell specific (HECS) gene database to identify enriched cell types in heterogeneous microarray data.

Although there have been many web-based analytical tools [ 8], the development of bioinformatics software still cannot get rid of the basic layout which takes the separate calculation method as basis, the individual computer program as the center, and the single calculation results as the goal, and some software's output results are difficult to understand for the biologists.

2 Eldar Gizzatov, TrustyEarnings TrustyEarnings aims to provide investors a new category of web-based financial analytical services to the market – deception detection analysis based on verbal, vocal and non-verbal cues.

We present Rhodobase, a web-based meta-analytical tool for analysis of transcriptional regulation in a model anoxygenic photosynthetic bacterium, Rhodobacter sphaeroides.

The potential of analyzing RInChIs is further demonstrated by two preliminary analytical web-based tools which have been implemented in the RInChI program for certain structural changes in molecules participating in a reaction.

In order to provide research scientists with web-based, simple and accurate analytical and visualisation applications for the selection of candidate mutations from Complete Genomics data, we have implemented the open-source Complete Genomics tool set, CGATools, in Galaxy.

Detection of outliers, relative expression levels of each gene-of-interest ([GOI]; Δ C q (GOI) = 20 – C q (GOI) + C q (CALM2) + C q (OAZ1) + C q (RPL37 A)]/3) as well as EP scores were calculated as described previously using a web-based implementation to process analytical PCR results into EP scores which can be found at: http://forschung.medizin.uni-mainz.de/epreport/[ 1].

The web based analytical tool – the Collateral Consequences Calculator was first made available to the public in May 2010.