Sentence examples for contributing to a database from inspiring English sources

As Prainsack and Buyx (2017: 106) have suggested, contributing to a database can generate social value.

Instead of checking-in, thus contributing to a database of historical location data, users toggle the 'pollinate' functionality so that their whereabouts begin contributing to any nearby 'swarms,' which are tied to specific locations in Swarmly's ever-expanding database.

On one hand, Facebook is only using what amounts to public data (no private accounts), but when a user posts an Instagram photo, how aware are they that they're also contributing to a database that's training deep learning models for a tech mega-corp?

In exchange for $20 in cash, a $25 gift certificate or, in some cases, no giveaway item, the volunteers contributed to a database that could give manufacturers vital marketing information while helping shoppers find clothes that fit, either in stores or online.

In our case, the largest sets of operations do not necessarily mean the highest workload and sometimes a single periodically processed application significantly contributes to a database workload.

Cookstr has managed to sign up over 200 star chefs, cookbook authors and publishers who contribute to a database of high-quality recipes for a wide variety of dishes, with more being added every day (both chefs and recipes).

Mapillary announced Seed funding about a year ago (Sequoia led that round), and in the last year it has been building up a community of users globally, some 18,000 photo enthusiasts who have uploaded photos to contribute to a database that now covers over 1 million miles and more than 50 million images.

Following completion of several other phase 3 studies of linagliptin, contributing to a larger database than was previously available, the pooled analysis presented here provides a more comprehensive and up-to-date assessment of the CV safety profile of linagliptin versus comparator treatments in patients with T2DM.

We review notable studies that are contributing to a growing database of empirical results, we report on the effect of using high-throughput sequencing to estimate the phylogenies used to calculate PD metrics, and we discuss difficulties in selecting appropriate diversity indices.

Members of the public would continue making phone calls, unaware that they were contributing to a massive government database that was supposedly intended to make their lives safer but had not prevented a single terrorist attack.

Consultations with these codes were then extracted from the recorded consultations at twelve general practices contributing to a general practice consultation database (CiPCA).