Examples of curation

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We found that a comprehensive set of curation rules was crucial to making manual annotation consistent and reliable.
However, manual curation of computationally derived transcript data is not feasible because the underlying data for these resources are constantly changing.
Among these are notions of curation/expediency and logistic/foraging settlement systems.
The reaction to this generational curation of jazz was surely a motivating factor in the later move towards experimental genres among younger artists.
Using the annotation pipeline and curation tools described in accompanying papers, we predicted the coding sequence content of these sequences for subsequent comparative analyses.
The third is curation by experts using a full trail of evidence to support an integrated assessment.
Because several tools required practice for accurate use, students worked beside project leaders to minimize errors of identification and curation.
However, we have made the annotation process much more rigorous by utilizing a large set of experimental data, manual curation, and defined standards.
Finally, another way to support curation teams would be to provide information-retrieval methods to guide the team members towards documents containing relevant information.
The curation effort is resolved at the earliest possible time-point.
As long as this practice continues, curation will be necessary to add the (re)formalised facts to biological databases.
Whilst the identification of a curation team's terminology in the scientific text under scrutiny is immensely valuable, there is still a long way to go before this becomes routine.
However, the challenges in genome annotation remain daunting, and the research community can anticipate years of additional work and manual curation to produce a true gene map of high quality.
True integration of text and graphical information within databases is an area of major development effort among computer manufacturers, and offers great potential benefits for the curation of museum collections.
Manual curation is still ongoing.
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