Sentence examples for database are characterised from inspiring English sources

Hospitals in this database are characterised by the presence of an ICU and were categorised into 'MET: commencement date known', 'MET: commencement date unknown', 'No MET service', or 'MET status unknown'.

Second, because of the time lag in the submission of financial statements by firms, the Orbis database is characterised by a typical time lag of 2 years (Ribeiro et al. 2010), which implies that coverage (in number of companies with complete records) for 2009 and 2010 is very poor, leaving 2008 as the best choice.

The variation in PUFA content in foods in the PUFA database is characterised by an SD for each FoodExL2 category.

The molecules in the two databases were characterised by ECFC_6 fingerprints.

Nevertheless, diabetic subjects not present in the EMC database can be traced with DP, so we are confident that the accuracy of the combined use of the two databases is characterised by high sensitivity and specificity.

It is difficult to retrieve only relevant articles from the large PubMed database as PubMed searches are characterised by retrieval of a vast number of article titles in very broad searches and a limited number of article titles in narrow searches [ 4].

The manufactured sensors are characterised.

The systems are characterised by:.

The latter three are characterised as insecure.

Irish people are characterised as pissheads.

Today, many Muslim communities are characterised by isolation and Arabic dress.