Sentence examples for accessible online database from inspiring English sources
The latter toy drew major criticism from security experts in February when it was discovered that its maker had stored thousands of unencrypted voice recordings of kids and parents using the toy in a publicly accessible online database — with no authentication required to access the data.
NPCARE (http://silver.sejong.ac.kr/npcare) is a publicly accessible online database of natural products and fractional extracts for cancer regulation.
For resources from the biomedical with PubMed identifiers we also link out to Bio2RDF: ChemSpider [24] is a freely accessible, online database provided by Royal Society of Chemistry RSCC).
It maintains an accessible online database with cartographic information on the location of mine-suspected areas in Croatia.
We have set up a publicly accessible online database for variants in genes associated with LQTS.
MEDLINE is the largest component of PubMed, the freely accessible online database of biomedical journal citations and abstracts created by the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM).
To assess the role of TIMELESS in tumorigenesis, we analyzed TIMELESS expression data from publically accessible online databases.
They preferred brief but professionally produced information that reflects similar resources for pharmaceuticals, including easily accessible online databases, which is consistent with the suggestion that evidence-based CM information should be included in professional handbooks and guidelines for pharmacists [ 16].
Over this same timeframe, the number of freely accessible, online tools, databases and resource materials for the bioinformatics and life science communities as tracked in the Bioinformatics Links Directory (bioinformatics.ca/links_directory) jumped from 385 links in 2002 to 700+ links in 2005 [ 19].
[Daily News] The City Council voted to consolidate the data published by various city agencies and make it accessible through one online database.
Recently, a chunk of this data was made publically accessible through an online database, where anyone can search, filter and scrape away at the contents. .
