Sentence examples for because of a database from inspiring English sources

This article was amended on 16 December 2013 to include Amazon's statement that the removal of the animation was because of a database error.

Escobedo said that the man on Kenilworth was listed as 117 because of a database error.

However, there are often original and creative computational methods which resulted in these discoveries but which are not communicated in the scientific literature because the description of a database and the tools to interact with it are not deemed essential to the communication.

No one should be put at risk because of the limitations of a database.

The potential for human immunosuppression remains of concern, however, because of a large database generated from animal studies that demonstrates immunosuppression as well as reports of immunosuppression in humans inadvertently (e.g., halogenated aromatic hydrocarbons) or occupationally (asbestos, benzene) exposed to xenobiotics.

This analysis revealed some familiar themes, illuminated some unexplored phenomena, and opens the door for future research possibilities, not least because it required the construction of a database in which any yeast gene can be queried for its relationship to the genes in all other major taxa.

For planning your camping trip, the $2.99 Android app Campfinder Campgrounds is one of the better campsite locator apps available because it has a database of over 18,000 campgrounds of different types across the United States and Canada.

(Update: Some users spotted some inappropriate results sneaking in this way, but Heinley said that was because a database of blacklisted words hadn't been properly sync'd. The issue should be resolved now).

It could do that because Oben used a database of 3-D scans and photos to train its online system.

Compared with analysis based on anomalies in the DFD (dinucleotide frequency distribution), which have little specificity, analysis using RepeatMasker is much more specific because it uses a database (RepBase) of consensus sequences from the principal characterized transposable elements.

They know there are 114 files missing relating to child sex abuse because of a central Home Office database of 746,000 department files from 1979 to 1999.