Sentence examples for databank for the from inspiring English sources

The ECB is building a cross-border databank for the same purpose.On this newly fertile soil a thousand private-sector flowers are blooming.

However, many articles published about detection and quantification of HTLV-1 virus neither reported any databank for the pre-validation of their primer and probe sequences nor stressed on its importance.

In this case, 800 blood samples were to be part of a new, national mitochondrial DNA database intended as a reference databank for the forensic community and for research into mitochondrial DNA variation DNA we inherit from our mother.

The objective of this work is to use a large score databank for the early identification of students with low performance and to identify course trends based on the mean of students' grades.

It combines different PTM information and annotation gathered from other databases, e.g. Protein DataBank for the protein structures and dbPTM and PTMCuration for fine sequence annotation.

In 2002, Tunisia participated in the country databank for the first time and reported S. Montevideo in its top 15 (increased participation).

MED-SuMo uses the binding site of the target as a query to search either the whole PDB (or any corporate protein structure databank) for all the binding sites that display a local match with the query.

Data on hospitalizations for respiratory diseases (Chapter X/ICD-10) in the study region and in the control area, during the dry and rainy season, were obtained from databanks for the period of May/08 to April/09, available by the Ministry of Health of Brazil in relation to Hospitalization Authorizations (HA) of the Department of Informatics (website: http://www.datasus.gov.br).

In this context, CrossTope provides images of the charges distribution over the TCR-interacting surface of each pMHC-I available in the databank for cross-reactivity prediction (as in the example provided earlier in the text).

This paper describes the pragmatic multi-level approach taken by HIRU to address the challenges in establishing the SAIL databank for health research and service development within the requirements of the UK Information Governance framework.

Note: Pew and CBS/NYT results accessed from a search of the ipoll databank for "fence" or "wall" under the topic of immigration.