Sentence examples for adapt the database from inspiring English sources

However, the effort required to adapt the database will be slightly higher as newer versions have a new data structure (Ecospold 2) and a larger number of processes.

As described by Wiesen et al. [22], there are several challenges involved when adapting the database to calculate both abiotic and the biotic raw materials.

We further adapted the database for the UK population by using coffee strengths and portion sizes based on those appropriate for the UK Food Standards Agencyy, 2002), and in addition we assumed that, for exposure estimates in this population of middle-aged women, any potato chips consumed were generally broader than the narrower French fries, and so with a relatively lower acrylamide content.

This property allows Fuzzy ARTMAP to automatically adapt to the database without having to a priori specify its network size.

Although the system is currently used for the inventory and mapping of native freshwater fish species in California, the underlying informatics framework is agnostic to biological taxonomy or spatial realm allowing other to adapt the computer code and database for their own needs.

The values of the kcat1, km1, kcat−1 and km−1 have all been adapted from the Database of Quantitative Cellular Signaling (DOQCS) [45], as the basic kinetic constants for the phosphorylation and de-phosphorylation of ERK, and are provided in Supplementary File S1 and in Supplementary Tables S1, S2, S3, S4.

As the McColl questionnaire was developed in 1998, we adapted the questions on databases in line with current standards (Clinical Evidence, Trip, Sumsearch, Cochrane Systematic Reviews, PubMed Systematic Reviews via Clinical Queries).

Employing the adapted database, the material footprint is calculated for 12 individual datasets of chosen materials and crops.

And recently the database community adapted the concept as skyline queries focusing mainly on retrieving optimal values from the full-space.

We adapted the search for each database without language or date restrictions.

JA aligned sequences against the bovine assembly, designed the BovGen RH database and adapted the visualisation of the results.