Sentence examples for collation of databases from inspiring English sources

MAT study design, recruitment of participants, collation of databases, data analysis and manuscript preparation.

This will allow more standardized assessment and collation of cohorts and databases in the future.

The CoCoDat (Collation of Cortical Data) database has been designed as an advanced environment for storing, organizing and retrieving detailed, uninterpreted quantitative data on morphology, electrophysiology and connectivity from the published literature according to neurophysiological concepts.

Susceptibility is tested against a range of antimicrobials, including tigecycline, by each medical center before shipping to a central laboratory; the central laboratory then carries out data validation and the collation of the T.E.S.T. database.

Central web databases for the collation of data submitted by field workers are also of utility to ecologists, and for mapping distributions of endangered species, and a single web portal can significantly decrease the time between collation and analysis of data collected by multiple users.

The collation of text mining data with bioinformatics databases is a separate topic (Krallinger et al., 2008) which space precludes enlarging on here.

The cons: As well as being prone to crash Microsoft Excel at 84MB for the full sheet, the database is a collation of a huge range of sources.

The Collation of Cortical Data (CoCoDat) is a relational database with individual records in a set of different tables linked hierarchically through unique identifiers to ensure consistency and to avoid fragmentation and disconnection of the database content.

CK carried out the database searches and the collation of the results.

CoCoMac, the "Collation of Connectivity Data for the Macaque" is a relational database system which presently constitutes the largest electronic repository of published neuroanatomical connectivity data.

Indeed, HGMD is currently the only database that focuses specifically on the collation of functional/disease-associated polymorphic variants to the exclusion of linkage markers.