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VLDB '02: Proceedings of the 28th International Conference on Very Large Databases
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Grouping in XML
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Lecture Notes in Computer Science
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XML permits repeated and missing sub-elements, and missing attributes. We discuss the consequent implications on grouping, both with respect to specification and with respect to implementation. The techniques described here have been implemented in the TIMBER native XML database system being developed at the University of Michigan.
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Proceedings of the 2003 ACM SIGMOD international conference on on Management of data - SIGMOD '03
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XML has become ubiquitous, and XML data has to be managed in databases. The current industry standard is to map XML data into relational tables and store this information in a relational database. Such mappings create both expressive power problems and performance problems. In the TIMBER [7] project we are exploring the issues involved in storing XML in native format. We believe that the key intellectual contribution of this system is a comprehensive set-at-a-time query processing ability in a
doi:10.1145/872757.872862
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... ative XML store, with all the standard components of relational query processing, including algebraic rewriting and a cost-based optimizer. ture of XML data, obtaining these estimates is not necessarily straightforward. We discuss effective techniques for this purpose in [8] . XML query evaluation often involves the computation of a structural join between ancestor/descendant and parent/child nodes. One has to determine the satisfaction of predicates at multiple structurally related nodes in the database. New access methods for the computation of such joins are introduced in [1, 2].
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XML has become ubiquitous, and XML data has to be managed in databases. The current industry standard is to map XML data into relational tables and store this information in a relational database. Such mappings create both expressive power problems and performance problems. In the TIMBER [7] project we are exploring the issues involved in storing XML in native format. We believe that the key intellectual contribution of this system is a comprehensive set-at-a-time query processing ability in a
doi:10.1145/872858.872862
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... ative XML store, with all the standard components of relational query processing, including algebraic rewriting and a cost-based optimizer. ture of XML data, obtaining these estimates is not necessarily straightforward. We discuss effective techniques for this purpose in [8] . XML query evaluation often involves the computation of a structural join between ancestor/descendant and parent/child nodes. One has to determine the satisfaction of predicates at multiple structurally related nodes in the database. New access methods for the computation of such joins are introduced in [1, 2].
Sub-Telomere Directed Gene Expression during Initiation of Invasive Aspergillosis
2008
PLoS Pathogens
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Aspergillus fumigatus is a common mould whose spores are a component of the normal airborne flora. Immune dysfunction permits developmental growth of inhaled spores in the human lung causing aspergillosis, a significant threat to human health in the form of allergic, and life-threatening invasive infections. The success of A. fumigatus as a pathogen is unique among close phylogenetic relatives and is poorly characterised at the molecular level. Recent genome sequencing of several Aspergillus
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... cies provides an exceptional opportunity to analyse fungal virulence attributes within a genomic and evolutionary context. To identify genes preferentially expressed during adaptation to the mammalian host niche, we generated multiple gene expression profiles from minute samplings of A. fumigatus germlings during initiation of murine infection. They reveal a highly co-ordinated A. fumigatus gene expression programme, governing metabolic and physiological adaptation, which allows the organism to prosper within the mammalian niche. As functions of phylogenetic conservation and genetic locus, 28% and 30%, respectively, of the A. fumigatus subtelomeric and lineage-specific gene repertoires are induced relative to laboratory culture, and physically clustered genes including loci directing pseurotin, gliotoxin and siderophore biosyntheses are a prominent feature. Locationally biased A. fumigatus gene expression is not prompted by in vitro iron limitation, acid, alkaline, anaerobic or oxidative stress. However, subtelomeric gene expression is favoured following ex vivo neutrophil exposure and in comparative analyses of richly and poorly nourished laboratory cultured germlings. We found remarkable concordance between the A. fumigatus host-adaptation transcriptome and those resulting from in vitro iron depletion, alkaline shift, nitrogen starvation and loss of the methyltransferase LaeA. This first transcriptional snapshot of a fungal genome during initiation of mammalian infection provides the global perspective required to direct much-needed diagnostic and therapeutic strategies and reveals genome organisation and subtelomeric diversity as potential driving forces in the evolution of pathogenicity in the genus Aspergillus.
Sequence and analysis of chromosome 1 of the plant Arabidopsis thaliana
2000
Nature
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Novel Method for Measuring Structure and Semantic Similarity of XML Documents Based on Extended Adjacency Matrix
2012
Physics Procedia
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In the other papers about similarity measurement of XML documents [5, 6, 7, 8, 9, 10, 11] , Andrew Nierman and H. V. ...
For validating the efficiency and advantage of our approach, we firstly conducted an experiment, which was the same as that conducted by Andrew Nierman and H. V. ...
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Journal of Clinical Oncology
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Primary Mediastinal Nonseminomatous Germ Cell Tumors: Results of Modern Therapy Including Cisplatin-Based Chemotherapy Karim Fizazi, Stéphane Culine, Jean-Pierre Droz, Andrew ...
Erratum: Corrigendum: Genomic sequence of the pathogenic and allergenic filamentous fungus Aspergillus fumigatus
2006
Nature
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-to-cell variation in a cell-fate decision system Alejandro Colman-Lerner, Andrew Gordon, Eduard Serra, Tina Chin, Orna Resnekov, Drew Endy, C. ...
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Journal of the American Podiatric Medical Association
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Nierman, M. M., and Pilot, J.: Treatment of superficial fungous infections with Fulvicin (griseofulvin), J. Indiana M. A. 52:1771, 1959.
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Andrews, G. C.: Diseases of the Skin, ed. 4.
Philadelphia, W. B. Saunders, 1954. Wilson, J. W.: Some observations on diseases in 1959, M. Clin. ...
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Journal of Chemical Education
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1923-1924: John Lewis Nierman, “The distribution of the mineral elements in the animal body as influenced by age and condition.”
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Arthur Edward Stoppel, “Studies in the analytical chemistry of molybdenum and vanadium.”
1924-1925: Andrew Dingwell, ‘Studies of the proteins of wheat flours and their re- lation to flour strength.”” ...
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JAMA Dermatology
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Nierman, M. M.: Treatment of Cystic Acne Vulgaris with a Cutaneous Vasoconstrictor (Kutapressin), J. Indiana M. A. 45:497-502 (June) 1952.
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Andrews, G. C.; Domonkos, A. N., and Post, C. F.: Treatment of Acne Vulgaris, J. A. M. A, 146:1107-1113 (July 21) 1951.
14, Mitchell-Heggs, G. B.: Seborrheic Dermatitis and Acne Vulgaris, Brit. M. ...
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Ney, Elisabet, last work, 356
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Ragsdale, Silas B., 366
Rainey, Homer P., 283, 285
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Art Institute of Chicago. Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago
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Nierman, Henry Niesz, Mrs. Homer E.
Nieubuurt, Mrs. Edward J.
Nieukirk, Mrs. Raymond Nightingale, Mrs. Donald A
Niles, Mrs. P. E. Niles, William A. Glen Ellyn, Ill. Nims, Mrs. Foster S. Nitardy, Mrs. ...
Andrew M. Norris, Mrs. Emma T. Norris, Mrs. LaVerne North, S. H. North, Mrs. William G. Oak Park, Ill. Northquist, Mrs. R. A. Evanston, III.
Northrop, Mrs. Louis H. Winnetka, III.
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Art Institute of Chicago. Bulletin of the Art Institute of Chicago
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North, Mrs. William G. Oak Park, Ill.
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Northquist, Mrs. R. A Evanston, Northrop, Mrs. Northrop, Mrs. Louis H. Winnetka, II. ...
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Glen Ellyn, Il. Nilson, Mrs. Alfred N. Nims, Mrs. Foster S. Nissen, Mrs. William Nitardy, Mrs. Karl H. Nitsche, Edward A. Niven, Mrs. ...
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