Sentence examples for creating a database of information from inspiring English sources

"We're creating a database of information about who is buried where which can be used for research into the town's history as well as by people tracing their family trees".

The newest version of the game, released this month, includes the input of more than thirteen hundred scouts from fifty-one countries, creating a database of information on more than seven hundred thousand players, coaches, and officials.

Mr. Redenbaugh and another key organizer of the round table, Tom Sullivan, the director of e-commerce fraud protection at the online travel company Expedia, said the group envisions creating a database of information on credit cards that have been stolen, and perhaps other information that could tip off other merchants to a possibly fraudulent transaction.

For CNTs, Ag and TiO2 NMs, we created a database of information based on the NIOSH and EU research reports on each material [17 22].

There he was able to find who works for the company and a variety of personal details via their sharing on social networks, etc. to create a database of information that he later used to guess email configurations and passwords.

Collectively, they create a marketplace for healthcare consulting that relies on personalized care from actual people, instead of simply creating a database of healthcare information.

The two highly venture-backed oncology startups are creating a database of genomic information, clinical trials, and drug treatment results that will vastly accelerate the development of new cancer drugs.

Here we develop tools to improve the analysis of genetic redundancy by (1) creating a database of comparative information on gene pairs based on sequence and expression characteristics, and, (2) predicting genetic redundancy genome wide using machine learning trained with known cases of genetic redundancy.

"From that we're creating a database of various sports, with information about which muscle groups are important to each sport, and which are complimentary.

BrightScope has aggregated hard-to-discover but publicly available information on advisors, creating a database of over 450,000 financial advisors around the U.S. BrightScope will allow consumers to search for financial advisors by location, qualifications, amount and types of assets under management, area of specialty, legal disputes, formal complaints and more.

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