Sentence examples for a large consolidated from inspiring English sources

It is shown how museums with their semantically rich and interrelated collection content can create a large, consolidated semantic collection portal together on the web.

QResearch is a large consolidated database derived from the anonymised health records of over 12 million patients.

This study will use general practice (GP) data accessed from QResearch (http://www.qresearch.org), a large consolidated database derived from the anonymised health records of over 13 million patients from 753 GPS (representing around 7% of the UK practices).

Drawing on a large, consolidated dictionary that links names and synonyms to source databases, Reflect tags such entities when they occur in web pages; when clicked on, the tagged items invoke pop-ups displaying brief summaries of entities such as domain and/or small molecule structures, interaction partners and so on, and allow navigation to core biological databases like UniProtKB.

With a single mouse click, Reflect tags such entities when they occur in webpages; it does this by drawing on a large, consolidated dictionary (containing 4.3 million small molecules and >1.5 million proteins from 373 organisms) that links names and synonyms to source databases.

In addition, these patients have a very small area of normally aerated alveoli located in the nondependent lung, a large consolidated or nonaerated region located in the dependent lung along the vertical axis [ 36- 38] and frequent infiltration of all of the four lung's quadrants on chest radiographs [ 1].

We would only spend a few more weeks at our shitty firebase before moving to a larger consolidated Forward Operating Base, complete with a dining facility of its own and four-man rooms.

The interposition of aerated parenchyma between pleural line and consolidation makes visualizing even large consolidated areas or typical LUS artifacts impossible.

His appointment comes at a critical time in Washington, as policymakers have spoken with rising urgency in recent weeks about the power of large, consolidated industries.

Maryland's Cost Review Commission essentially removes the power of large, consolidated providers like Johns Hopkins to charge higher prices at will.

Still, AT&T-Time Warner and other recently announced acquisitions, such as Amazon's proposed purchase of Whole Foods, have led to increased popular scrutiny of large, consolidated businesses.