Sentences with phrase «in public databases»

The data points we collect will be maintained in a public database.

It should be noted that retail deals are notoriously hard to track because they are not logged in any public databases.

Researchers can share the results of these pathway studies in public databases, to build knowledge collectively.

Compatibility issues with games for both systems are detailed in a public database hosted by the manufacturer.

The health bill signed into law this week will aid Insel's cause by requiring drug companies to report their payments to physicians for posting in a public database.

A team of cybersecurity experts will go after vulnerabilities in any and all software, notify the vendors, and then file bug reports in a public database so...

Fortunately, over 20 model groups have deposited these simulations in a public database at PCMDI — and anyone who is actually interested in seeing what the models produce can have access (you need to register, but it's just a formality).

Fortunately, over 20 model groups have deposited these simulations in a public database at PCMDI — and anyone who is actually interested in seeing what the models produce can have access (you need to register, but it's just a formality).

The IHGSC expects to complete its draft of the mouse genome by April and will deposit the data in a public database.

His plan would ban lump sum appropriations, create a council to plan capital spending, and require economic development program proposals to be scored and ranked in a public database.

In 2004, it stopped putting data on specific BRCA mutations in public databases, instead building its own private database to interpret test results.

To prove his point, Venter pulled a sample of water from the seemingly barren Sargasso Sea off the coast of Bermuda and isolated 1.2 million new genes and 1,800 never - before - identified marine microbes — a mother lode that already exceeds the number of genes from all species recorded in public databases.

«Although the approaches employed in our study are not novel in themselves, the scale of the analyses is unprecedented and allowed us to track in public databases the dynamics of all known mutations involved in drug resistance,» reported the senior author.

President Barack Obama signed a law yesterday that eliminates a requirement that many high - level government employees» financial holdings be posted online in a public database.

Researchers compiled this tree over 5 years, using genetic data already in public databases and other information to estimate how the known 9993 bird species are related to one another.

To speed their findings into the public domain and make them available for use in drug testing, members of the project have agreed to post new results in a public database and forgo some patent and authorship claims.

Chen and her colleague Guan - Zhu Han, an evolutionary biologist based at Nanjing Normal University, Nanjing, China, evaluated all dengue virus sequences from China available in the public database GenBank — about 1,000 - 4,000 samples each for the four dengue serotypes (DENV 1 - 4), for almost 10,000 total.

In 2013, his team showed they could identify some people in supposedly anonymized DNA databases by combining their data with searches in public databases.

The results of the next stage, called the Knockout Mouse Phenotyping Project, or KOMP2, will be placed in a public database.

«Starting 2007, the first single - cell genomes from environmental cells appeared in public databases and they are draft assemblies with fluctuations in the data quality.

The list of pathogenic viruses contained in these public databases includes: Influenza, Ebola, Dengue, SARS / MERS, Hepatitis C, Chikungunya, and enterovirus D68.

Trust Stamp works by evaluating a person's photo, social media accounts, and information in public databases to confirm their identity and assign a «trustworthiness score.»

The new sequence data have been deposited in public databases, and are freely available for use by other researchers in further studies of cervid phylogeny.

Asked today whether and when the agency will begin posting new inspection reports in its public database, Espinosa wrote: «The agency will continue to review records and determine which information is appropriate for reposting.»

Suarez» laboratory originally became concerned about H7N9 after sequences from several isolates were made available in public databases, early in the outbreak.

The Federal Research Public Access Act (FRPAA), which has identical versions in the House of Representatives and the Senate, would expand to other research agencies the National Institutes of Health's (NIH's) 4 - year - old policy requiring investigators it funds to submit copies of their peer - reviewed manuscripts for posting in a public database.

Accession numbers to any data relating to the paper and deposited in a public database.

Already, partial E. coli sequences that Blattner and, independently, a Japanese team have deposited in a public database have given researchers a taste of how valuable such data can be.

With approximately 50 million scientific papers available in public databases - and a new one publishing nearly every 30 seconds — scientists can not know about every relevant study when they are deciding where to take their research next.

However, an interested citizen looking for new reports from 2017 would find four in the public database maintained by APHIS: Conducted on 10, 12, and 17 January, the reports cover inspections of animal facilities at St. Jude Children's Research Hospital in Memphis, Tennessee, and at three small colleges in California, Pennsylvania, and Ohio.

During this time over 2 Mb of genomic sequence have been completed and deposited in the public databases.

Documents like these are in public databases, they can't be faked, dates can't be changed...

Climatologists are often frustrated by accusations that they are hiding data or the details of their models because, as NASA's Schmidt points out, much of the relevant information is in public databases or otherwise accessible — a fact that contrarians conveniently ignore when insisting that scientists stonewall their requests.