The group has developed convenient database-building web tools and continues to extend and develop EAV/CR into new technologies (applications in XML and web-form libraries) (Marenco et al. 2003).
There is no convenient online database to all the Freedmen's Bureau files, although some commercial sites offer portions of these materials.
They serve as handy textual substitutes for structural formulae, being much more convenient in database and internet applications.
(Curiously, a convenient online database for these is presently lacking).
A convenient retrospective database consisting of a random sample of 3,293 elderly patients was used to develop a model to predict the likelihood of falling among individuals aged 65 years or older.
In a nutshell, our camera-free composition marking recording system can (1) effectively eliminate the pressure of the participants facing the cameras; (2) allow the researchers to record the whole marking and think-aloud process in a highly accurate, detailed, and systematic manner, and hence (3) provide a convenient and powerful database for future study.
To provide convenient usage, the database was developed in a user-friendly manner, while browse and search options were provided to access the information of prokaryotic phosphorylation sites in the database.
In this study, the cloud Azure functions as a convenient and automatic database backup service, which constantly replicates data from the cloud and resends the replicated data to the on-premise.
We have demonstrated that the MTLD provides readily accessible information for MTLs (e.g., binding sites extracted from PDB structures, drug-like information, structural similarity of ligands) as well as convenient hyperlinks to databases such as UniProt, DrugBank, KEGG, and the PDB.
UCSC (The University of California-Santa Cruz) Genome Browser at http://genome.ucsc.edu provides timely, convenient access to a database of high-quality genome sequence and annotation (Karolchik et al. 2013).
The first version of the database provided convenient access not only to intensity data spanning ages of 0 to 50 ka, but also included a wealth of information about any associated paleomagnetic directions, experimental and dating methods, materials, number of samples measured, and other metadata (see Korhonen et al. (2008)).
