Sentence examples for array of databases from inspiring English sources

The same critics have called Matrix a state-run version of Total Information Awareness, a program that was being developed in the Pentagon to search an even broader array of databases for patterns of terrorist activity.

Counterterrorism specialists said the authorities would aim to match the faces of any possible suspects, using facial recognition software, against an array of databases for visas, passports and drivers' licenses.

In conclusion, we believe that the Dashboard, in its current form, provides a useful web application tool for accessing a broad array of databases, models, tools and capabilities.

Within the AIDS Vaccine Integrated Project (AVIP http://www.avip-eu.org) we developed an antigen scanning strategy combining the empirical-based approach of overlapping peptides with a vast array of database information.

Conversely, RGD imports data from and displays links to an expanding array of other databases, such as the Comparative Toxicogenomics Database (CTD) [ 9], the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) [ 9] and the Pathway Interaction Database (PID) [ 10].

Sales are growing this year as well, he added, with "very, very solid" profit margins despite heavy and continuing spending on digitizing historical records from an array of public databases.

However, in spite of the large array of existing databases and automated methods, agreement in domain definitions between them has been observed only for the simplest protein topologies [18].

Protein sequences from approximately 100 species were obtained from an array of genome databases using sequence annotations, predicted transcripts, and significant blast hits (see Materials and Methods).

Motivated by the need for an integrated system for gene-disease knowledge, we built an engine called Genotator that integrates a wide array of trusted databases and provides a rich set of annotations relating genes to disease.

The Internet proffers tremendous array of records, databases and many other sources for searching about family trees.

Gemma Holliday's talk on interoperability and communication between databases introduced the large array of existing enzyme databases (see Supplementary file S1).