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Discover LudwigThe phrase "a database can be" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the capabilities or characteristics of a database in various contexts, such as technology, data management, or software development.
Example: "A database can be an essential tool for organizing and retrieving large amounts of information efficiently."
Alternatives: "a database may serve as" or "a database is capable of".
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A database can be up to 2 terabytes in size.
A database can be proactively checked as entries are added.
"Do you know if you're also being photographed so that a database can be used to profile you?
The paper shows how such a database can be constructed and then used to create a novel product.
The organisms for such a database can be selected using either a graphic taxonomy-based tree or an alphabetical list of organism-specific sequences.
If a database can be compared to a cookbook, the Web includes a never-ending shelf of cookbooks (half of which are missing pages), personal commentary by the cooks, snapshots of the meals in progress and homemade movies of the kitchen sink.
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A reference to any database can be inferred by searching for an isomorphic structure.
However, performing a fingerprint identification over a large database can be an inefficient task due to the lack of scalability and high computing times of fingerprint matching algorithms.
A subgroup within a healthcare database can be selected, identified by disease codes and restricted by criteria on medication.
Even the seemingly basic tasks of retrieving the data and structuring it in a computer database can be an expensive process requiring numerous hours of computer programming.
Multiple biomarkers of the MTBC genome in a relational database can be represented as a high-dimensional dataset for multiway analysis.
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