Sentence examples for database arising from from inspiring English sources

Entries beginning with BK refer to predicted sequences in the Third Party Annotation database arising from this study.

We present data from an analysis of a database arising from a national audit of patient outcomes from critical care units in England, Wales and Northern Ireland.

Conditions with such a low incidence are best studied using large high quality clinical databases arising from multicentre audits or disease registries [ 8- 10].

Other databases arising from compensation claims are present internationally, eg, those in the People's Republic of China described by Li et al, 24 in New Zealand used by Davis et al, 25 and in the US used by Brown et al. 26 Data files are stored by the DPCA (http://www.patienterstatningen.dk).

Only 55 of the detected metabolites overlapped with LycoCyc, indicating incompleteness of the LycoCyc database, difficulties arising from the high number of similar but not identical metabolites in plant metabolism, and the tissue dependency of metabolite occurrences.

Having all of these data available from a single source or at least in a standardized format simplifies integrative analyses and reduces the error and database incompatibility (arising from, e.g., inconsistent gene nomenclature).

33 An annual newsletter is sent to all persons in the recruitment database summarising key findings arising from the SLaM BRC, in addition to reminding people of contact details for the database (eg, if they wish later to withdraw).

Elias et al. compared 48 patients from the French Multicenter Database with peritoneal carcinomatosis arising from CRC who received palliative systemic chemotherapy to 48 patients who underwent additional CRS and bidirectional oxaliplatin-based HIPEC.

The limitations of administrative databases arise directly from their intended purpose.

This article identifies sources of bias for health state characteristics stored in secondary databases that arise from patients' encounters with health systems, highlighting sources of bias that arise from organizational and environmental factors.

It is the only major database to systematically consider fatalities arising from medical conditions, such as cardiovascular disease, and consistently documents a larger number of annual fatalities than other databases.