The phrase "above mentioned database" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to a database that has been previously mentioned in the text.
Example: "The results of the analysis were stored in the above mentioned database for further review."
Alternatives: "aforementioned database" or "previously mentioned database".
The damage indices at principal damage states are calculated by the modified damage model for each member in the above mentioned database.
For each protein encoded in the S. mansoni genome ("seed"), a Smith-Waterman search [ 96] (E-value ≤ 10-5) was performed against the above mentioned database to retrieve proteins with significant sequence similarity.
Information was also gathered from the above mentioned database on the clinical diagnosis, whether an x-ray was obtained or not, undertaken treatment, location of treatment (hospital or general practice), the practice with which the patient was registered and the x-ray was ordered (GPs from both general practices on the island could order x-rays) and final diagnosis.
To browse all the digital surrogates, click "search" or "検索" button in any of the above mentioned databases.
All contigs, for which this did not result in any assignment, were again analysed with Blast using all the above mentioned databases, but with the –blastn option and the taxonomic assignment was calculated as mentioned.
Next, for each of these predicted PASs, we assessed if they were represented or not on the above mentioned databases.
Finally we asked several experts for gray literature not listed in the above mentioned databases, checked the reference lists of relevant articles and authors, and contacted the manufacturer of mistletoe preparation.
The Ontario Asthma Surveillance Information System (OASIS) used the above mentioned databases to create a population-based longitudinal surveillance system which identifies and tracks individuals living with asthma [ 3, 6, 7].
Finally, we screened the literary estate of Werner Junge and asked several experts for gray literature, i.e., material not found in conventional channels such as publishers with a lack of strict bibliographic control, and thus not listed in the above mentioned databases.
To obtain the most reliable interaction predictions, two criteria were applied: (1) at least two of the five above mentioned databases must contain the interaction and (2) the associated expression time series of miRNA and mRNA must be negatively correlated.
Distributions were derived from the above mentioned meteorological database.
