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But it also serves as a national portal, providing access to an aggregate database of more than 200,000 listings and recent transactions nationwide.

In addition, AFENET maintains an aggregate database of all alumni and current trainees from member programmes.

Currently 22 hospitals submit reports anonymously to a central database which supports analysis of a hospital's own data and that of an aggregate database.

At a hearing before the House Intelligence Committee Tuesday afternoon, deputy attorney general James Cole testified that every 30 days, the Fisa court is merely given an "aggregate number" of database searches on US domestic phone records.

We demonstrate the use of pattern searches with a biologically interesting example in the Pathway Commons database, which is an aggregate of public pathway databases that provide their data in BioPAX.

The aggregate database includes data from over 800 US hospitals in 50 states with close to 300 000 patients with a primary diagnosis of heart failure.

Because individual level income information was not available from the PCP database, an aggregate measure of income derived from census information and grouped by enumeration area or 'neighbourhood' was employed.

HealthFacts ® is a de-identified EHR database that is an aggregate of administrative data [International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision (ICD-9)] and clinical/quantitative data (medication and diagnostic test orders and laboratory results).

The SEER database is an aggregate of registry data from specific geographic areas covering approximately 26 percent of the U.S. population, and contains clinical, demographic, treatment, and follow-up information for a variety of cancers.

Because GEO database is an aggregate of many experiments across many different conditions, we cannot assume that a gene has a single distribution across the whole GEO database.

Since the GEO database is an aggregate of heterogeneous experiments under different conditions, what σGlobal measures is not condition-adjusted but the total variance, that is, the sum of within and between condition variances.