Sentence examples for database available from the from inspiring English sources

However analysis of the data available in the database available from the federal agency responsible for regulation, leads to the conclusion that the risk of failure of gathering pipelines is equal to or possibly lower than that of transmission lines.

Using the UK wind speed database available from the DECC (2013) as shown in Figure 6; decisions can be made if the areas meet the space and wind speed requirements.

Using a recent panel database on international migration constructed by Defoort and Rogers (2008) and linking it to the international aid database (available from the OECD) we find evidence that, on average, aid is associated with the migration of the more educated.

Functional networks in vesicle proteins were prepared using the Osprey Network Visualization software (version 1.2.0), with the S. cerevisiae database (available from the software).

We took advantage of the large database available from the MAGNIMS collaborative network and applied advanced statistical models.

The vital status of patients lost to follow-up will be checked using the information provided by their general practitioners, family members and/or from a death certificate database available from the National Institute of Statistics.

TBLASTX searches were performed using databases available from the National Center for Biological Information web site.

Data were obtained from medical cost and billing databases available from the UCLA Medical Center Financial Services department under IRB approval.

Multilocus sequence typing (MLST) was carried out by using the primers, protocols, and databases available from the Neisseria MLST website (http://pubmlst.org/neisseria) (4 ).

Researchers maintaining the dbSNP database [ 4] accumulate and annotate proven SNPs and continuously refine the human reference genome (hg19), namely, the ancestral variants for all SNPs within the Ensembl [ 5] and GENCODE v. 19 [ 6] databases available from the public UCSC Genome Browser [ 7].

To compare our data with the cancer incidence data for children and adolescents ages birth to 19 years from other countries, we compiled world rates by searching the databases available from the internet (Medline, National Center for Biotechnology Information, PubMed) and the annual reports of national cancer registries.