Sentence examples for databank has from inspiring English sources

Each party's databank has the name of every one of the 168 million or so registered voters in the country, cross-indexed with phone numbers, addresses, voting history, income range and so on -- up to as many as several hundred points of data on each voter.

The databank has 628,324,454 entries, covers the 226 8310 cm−1 spectral range and designed for the temperature range 2500 5000 K.

The databank has 1,046,808 entries, covers five spectral regions in the 466 4776 cm−1 spectral range and is designed for temperatures up to 1000 K.

The databank has been generated within the framework of the method of effective operators and based on the global fittings of spectroscopic parameters (parameters of the effective Hamiltonians and effective dipole moment operators) to observed data collected from the literature.

In any case, the impact of their absence in the protein databank has been evaluated and reported in Table 4, Table 5 and supporting material Table S1 as "ARGOT W/O" (ARGOT without) and "Blast2GO W/O" (Blast2GO without).

18 The SAIL Databank has been previously used for linkage of routine data.

The rapidly increasing number of sequences entering the genome databanks has called for the development of automated analysis methods.

A search in the databanks has shown that many mammalian peptides could also be substrates of this and/or the Bombina enzyme.

The enzyme has a rather broad specificity, particularly with respect to the amino acid in position 2. A search in the databanks has shown that many potential substrates for such an isomerase are present in the skin secretions of other frogs as well as in mammalian cells.

Databanks have been too small for proper statistical analyses; or, instead of a random sample, participation has been voluntary.

Observational databanks have inherent strengths and shortcomings.