Sentence examples for amount database from inspiring English sources

Although a few ortholog databases have been mentioned previously, we will focus on comparing the six plant centric ortholog databases: OrthologID, PLAZA 3.0, InPhylomeDB4 PhylomEnsemblPlantsPlands and PlantOrDB in terms of their data amount, database functions and performance of user interfaces.

The total database thus amounts to ~35 h of driving data recordings, for a total of ~1.2 M samples per signal.

This problem is not severe when the amount of database images is small but can be expected with the increasing size of image database.

We analyze the performance alteration for various numbers of participating nodes, varying amount of database accesses, processing loads, and network loads.

"We are going after Oracle," says Mills. "There will be an enormous amount of database sold in the next ten years as [corporations] digitize computer systems, audio and video".

All claims include a charged amount; the database also provides paid (i.e., reimbursed, including patient deductible, copayment, and/or coinsurance) amounts.

Many times deployed as web applications or web services, these business-critical systems typically perform large amounts of database operations; thus, they are dependent on the quality of the data to provide correct service to clients.

If the maximum showed extremely high amounts, the database was checked to find out the reason for these outliers.

Table 1 Distribution of retrieved papers among sources Database Total Amount No of Selected ACM Digital Library 285 12 + 1a Google Scholar 4021 21 + 8a IEEE Explore 574 6 ScienceDirect 158 12 + 3a Note: aTheoretical Papers.

But, says Cereon's Last, "no amount of [sequence database] searching is going to give someone the tools they need to derive biological meaning from the data".

We have made several test on these services executed over the Grid infrastructure [Grid Middleware gLite (2002)], with a varying number of features in the database (amount of data) and a varying request complexity (number of performed service requests).