Sentence examples for database and to make from inspiring English sources
The companies have agreed to check their lists of policyholders regularly against the Social Security Administration's "death master file" database and to make "more robust" efforts to locate beneficiaries, according to insurance officials in Pennsylvania, one of the lead states in negotiating the agreement with A.I.G.
It has been necessary to invent new analysis methods to glean useful data from often disparate databases, and to make sure that the results produced aren't biased.
The 5'_ORF_Extender software was developed to parse RefSeq and EST sequence databases and to make calculations on the sequences, following the import of BLAST results.
These successful applications have encouraged the recent update of the database and the development of a user-friendly web interface to open the database to the public and to make it suitable for high-throughput applications.
A federal judge ordered New York yesterday to produce a plan by April 10 to comply with provisions of the Help America Vote Act that require the state to create a database of registered voters and to make its voting machines usable by the disabled.
Finally, we plan to adopt cloud computing to the database and tools to make big data sets more accessible for the researchers.
To specify the functional associations of the Sigma-54 activators, PFAM domain annotations were collected from the Uniprot database and used to make an inventory of the specific EBP54 categories.
Meanwhile, we searched for these proteins in SGD(Saccharomyces Genome Database) and Swiss-Prot database to make comparisons and explore their localization information.
A conglomerate company located in Indonesia, Lippo Group, founded in 1950, now leverages Kinetica, a GPU-accelerated insight engine and database, to make informed operational and product decisions.
This was really kind of different because I was interested in databases and ways to make things more efficient.
And those that do exist are scattered among cord-blood banks around the country, with no central registry and database to make them easy for a doctor to find.
