Merrill developed profiling at its Somerset, N.J., office, using the profilers to build a database of biographical information on new clients for use as a tool in selling more services.
Mr. Huang is a surgeon and has served as director of a hospital for hepatic surgery, as president of one of the country's top medical schools and as vice president of the Chinese Medical Association, according to China Vitae, an online database of biographical information on Chinese officials.
The publicly available database provides biographical information on 1500 researchers and scholars, listing "only really, really excellent female scientists," she added.
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Airlines will now be allowed to create databases of biographical information, including birthdates.
But other breakdowns inventoried defy understanding after so many years and so many dollars: inadequate watch-listing procedures; too few air marshals; and the failure by analysts to properly search databases for biographical insight into Umar Farouk Abdulmutallab, the suspected bomber, after he had been reported by his father.
The Football Manager database will supply biographical, contractual and positional details to Prozone.
Maintaining the databases full of biographical information and also keeping up personal relationships with talented managers can be expensive and time-consuming.
Their bill would give law enforcement agencies using Amber Alerts access to the F.B.I.'s database of DNA and biographical information on criminals.
Another controversial development is the planned ContactPoint children's database, which will include biographical and contact information for all children in England, as well as their contacts with social services.
