The phrase "available databases demonstrate" is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it when discussing the findings or evidence provided by existing databases in a particular context, such as research or analysis.
Example: "The available databases demonstrate a significant correlation between diet and health outcomes."
Alternatives: "existing databases show" or "accessible databases reveal".
In short, the data deriving from this analysis of one of the largest available databases on HCC demonstrate that: - patients with "very early" HCC are presently very few, probably too few to make a definition of this stage of the disease clinically useful.
Thorough validation experiments on three publicly available IQA benchmark databases demonstrate the promising performance of the proposed OF-BIQA model both on the prediction accuracy and generalization capability.
Analysis of the wheat DNA sequences available in databases demonstrated that Fatima elements are present in all the three genomes (A, B, and D) of common wheat.
The results of experiments on available heterogeneous online handwritten document databases demonstrate the superiority and effectiveness of our context combination approach.
The present work widely utilizes publicly available biological information and resource databases, demonstrating how they can be integrated to find biological significance of predicted network modules.
Using publicly available databases of human samples and data, we have demonstrated that this in vitro genotype-phenotype is linked to a clinical phenotype called vasculogenic mimicry (VM).
Results on two freely available databases of environmental sounds contributed and labeled by nonexpert users demonstrate effective recall, precision, and average precision scores for both the text-based retrieval and annotation tasks.
The discriminatory efficiency of all SMIRs was demonstrated with different "in silico" tests, using available databases, showing that all SMIRs have enough informative resolution for species identification, even for closely related species from the same genus.
The proposed OD segmentation method is evaluated on three public available databases, i.e., the MESSIDOR, ONHSD and DRIONS databases, and the experimental results demonstrate that the proposed method outperforms the state-of-the art techniques.
The proposed approach is evaluated on twenty publicly available databases.
