Sentence examples for databank on the from inspiring English sources

In relation to management, proposals have been put forward for the updating of the Aquaculture Registry which at present records only 40 producers and which should also contain a databank on the characterization of their aquaculture practices.

The other four main successes of cooperation was (i) developing of a national databank on the institutionalized children in Azerbaijan; (ii) development of a master plan for transformation of child care institution; (iii) agreement on piloting of the district level child protection mechanism; and (iv) modeling of district level integrated social services for children.

As the present study's dependent variable proved to be different from that used in the sample calculation from the initial project, many subsequent calculations were performed a posteriori, using data from adults surveyed in the SB Brasil 2010 [ 9] (databank on which the sample calculation of the SB Minas Gerais [ 10] was based).

Food composition values for nitrate were derived from the databank on contaminants in food from the State Institute for Quality Control of Agricultural Products RIKILTT; Wageningen, the Netherlands) (van Loon 1997 et al. 1998).

So there were a number of people working on the databank on a daily basis.

However, as of this writing, a databank focusing on the skeletal anatomy of placental mammals is still lacking.

The databank on HER2 FISH testing in breast cancer of the Institute of Surgical Pathology, University Hospital Zurich, Switzerland was retrospectively analyzed in a 12 years period (2001 2012).

Information on the exposures of interest, average railway and traffic noise during day (0600 hr to 2200 hours) and night (2200 hr to 0600 hours), was obtained from SONBASE, the national databank on noise pollution in Switzerland, developed by the FOEN (BAFU 2009a, 2009b).

Two data sources were used to identify suicide cases reported as missing persons prior to death: Queensland Suicide Register (QSR), an independent databank on suicide mortality, and the National Coroners Information System, an internet database of coronial cases.

The CPRD is the world largest databank on primary care.

Another related issue is the lack of a centralised medical databank on imaging procedures for each individual patient on a national and European level, often leading to unnecessary repeated diagnostic procedures and hence unnecessary radiation exposure.