The phrase "a database which was" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a specific database that existed or was created in the past.
Example: "The researchers analyzed a database which was compiled over several years to study the trends in climate change."
Alternatives: "a database that was" or "a database previously created".
The assessment results were analyzed and stored in a database, which was used to interpolate for a new condition.
Ms. Engelbrecht has said her goal was not to stop the recall election, which had been backed by labor unions, but to prove to those behind it "that unions cannot strong-arm America". She said thousands of volunteers helped enter petition signatures into a database, which was then analyzed by the group's software.
The results were prospectively entered into a database, which was retrospectively queried.
These were entered into a database, which was analysed to determine prognostic factors and treatment modalities.
The data from this experiment was exported to a database, which was saved as a text file.
The data from returned questionnaires were then transferred into a database, which was set up using Microsoft office access 2007.
Both groups belong to the American Medical Association, the nation's largest doctors' group, which adopted a resolution last week calling on federal officials to create such a database, which is sometimes called a trial registry.
Once a month, Mr. Seiber stops at a service center for the LifeSafer devices in Holbrook, N.Y., so his test results can be downloaded to a database, which is accessible via the Web.
The question left in Wilson's mind as he recovered from this shocking experience was how something so integral to his personhood and dignity as his DNA could now sit forever on a database, which is subcontracted to private laboratories.
That information can then go into a database, which is clearly where science has to go: doing multiple experiments, building that information into databases and gathering information about all the proteins in the proteome.
Several problems are associated to the "template-based" approach, that rely on a database which is queried for motion segments.
