The phrase "a set of database" is not correct in English.
Did you mean "a set of databases"? You can use the corrected phrase when referring to multiple databases that are grouped together for a specific purpose or function.
Example: "The research team has created a set of databases to store and analyze the collected data."
Alternatives: "a collection of databases" or "a group of databases".
The pressure and kinematic data collected provide a set of database available for crutch manufacturer, glove designer and clinicians as reference when they need.
The pressure and kinematic data collected provide a set of database available for wheelchair manufacturer, glove designer, clinicians and sports exerciser as reference when they need.
Chado is an open-source freely available schema with a set of database tables dedicated to storage of biological data, with specific attention to genomic and genetic data.
Specifically, Enzyme Commission (EC) numbers of annotated C. thermocellum genes were used to select reactions from a set of database reactions, assembled using previously published constraint-based metabolic models [ 1, 3, 21, 46].
To start, candidates are selected from a compound database based on the neutral monoisotopic precursor mass and a given relative mass deviation (e.g. 229.1089 ± 5 ppm), the neutral molecular formula of the precursor or a set of database-dependent compound accession numbers.
On the one hand, a set of databases devoted to these receptors provide excellent starting points for data mining.
We describe the mapping of the view definition to an implementation as a set of databases triggers and a fixed runtime library.
(6) A set of databases for keeping the learner profiles, learning portfolios, learning sheets (i.e., the sheets that present the learning tasks for each subject unit or learning topic), learning materials, test items and learning tools.
This cross-sectional study used a set of databases on medical institutions and personnel.
The US Food and Drug Administration Amendment Act of 2007 (FDAAA) called for the establishment, under the auspices of an independent foundation, of a set of databases of health insurance claims data for 100 million people by 2012 [ 6, 7].
Record linkage and deduplication refer to the process of recognizing different items that refer to the same underlying entity, either within a single database or across a set of databases.
