Sentence examples for analyses of databases from inspiring English sources

"At all these stages, extensive use is made of computational modelling, and analyses of databases, to bring together all the information available on how the particular aspect we work on functions in a living body," he continues.

Analyses of databases coding Supreme Court decisions and justices' votes along these lines, one going back to 1953 and another to 1937, show that the Roberts court has staked out territory to the right of the two conservative courts that immediately preceded it by four distinct measures: In its first five years, the Roberts court issued conservative decisions 58 percent of the time.

Analyses of databases of PPP-adjusted GDP per capita and suicide rates.

Several retrospective analyses of databases showed differences in coronary revascularization and MI in patients treated with different regimens (table 2).

Since the 1970s, the evolution of protein sequences has been modelled using empirical amino acid substitution matrices derived from analyses of databases of protein alignments.

We included prospective cohort, case control studies or retrospective analyses of databases or disease registers where the effect of risk factors for mortality or survival was examined.

JP designed, scripted and implemented FunnyBase and provided statistical analyses of database.

However, because of the limitations in retrospective study designs and databases, retrospective analyses of population databases and observational cohorts can rarely be conclusive about the causal associations between treatments and outcomes.

These types of cases cannot be identified in analyses of large databases like the Danish Cattle Database, where medical treatments are recorded irrespective of the farmers' and veterinarians' motivation for treatment and recording.

JLC conceived the project, participated in analyses of the database, reviewed the database for accuracy, reviewed the statistical calculations, drafted the manuscript, and approved the final manuscript.

New technologies such as Google Earth satellite imagery as well as Geographic Information System software justify revisiting these structures as they facilitate more complex analyses of larger databases.