The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?

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The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward? is a scholarly conference abstract[1].

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  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s instance of is recorded as A path forward? — instance of (P31): scholarly conference abstract[2].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s copyright license is recorded as A path forward? — copyright license (P275): Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International[3].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s page is recorded as P59-P59[4].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s DOI is recorded as 10.1186/1758-2946-6-S1-P59[5].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s issue is recorded as Suppl 1[6].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s volume is recorded as 6[7].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s publication date is recorded as +2014-03-11T00:00:00Z[8].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s main subject is recorded as A path forward? — main subject (P921): statistics[9].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s PMC publication ID is recorded as 3980076[10].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s published in is recorded as A path forward? — published in (P1433): Journal of Cheminformatics[11].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s title is recorded as The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?[12].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s author name string is recorded as Gunther Stahl[13].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s author name string is recorded as Paul CD Hawkins[14].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s author name string is recorded as Mark McGann[15].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s author name string is recorded as Matthew T Geballe[16].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s author name string is recorded as Gregory L Warren[17].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s cites work is recorded as A path forward? — cites work (P2860): Essential considerations for using protein-ligand structures in drug discovery.[18].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s cites work is recorded as A path forward? — cites work (P2860): FRED pose prediction and virtual screening accuracy[19].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s cites work is recorded as A path forward? — cites work (P2860): FRED and HYBRID docking performance on standardized datasets[20].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s Dimensions publication ID is recorded as 1024724803[21].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s copyright status is recorded as A path forward? — copyright status (P6216): copyrighted[22].
  • The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s DBLP publication ID is recorded as journals/jcheminf/StahlHMGW14[23].

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The application of statistical methods to cognate docking: A path forward?'s instance of is recorded as A path forward? — instance of (P31): scholarly conference abstract[2].

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