Sentence examples for database available on from inspiring English sources
On Wednesday the museum plans to announce that it will make an English-language version of its online database available on its Web site, louvre.fr, starting on Thursday.
As foundation officials became more familiar with the Internet, they decided to make the database available on the World Wide Web for those who could not get to the island.
"The long-term big bang in health care will come when the data about the patient and the knowledge are completely interwoven," said Dr. Bill Detmer, who pioneered in making Medline, a huge Government database, available on the Internet in 1994.
But on Wednesday, the veil of mystery over who was buried in the cemetery was partially lifted when the city's Department of Correction, which runs the cemetery, introduced a searchable database, available on its Web site, for people to look up the names of those buried on the island.
The verified data was stored in a case study database (available on request).
The NHTSA "complaint database," available on its website, amounts to a motley collection of anecdotes, many of them absurd.
Starting from the taste bud gene expression database available on-line (Supplementary Table 2 in [7]), we used Microsoft Excel to filter on the following functional descriptors in Column M: 'multi-TM' (80 genes), 'channel' (48 genes), 'receptor' (43 genes), 'vesicular' (12 genes), and 'transport/transporter' (87 genes).
With the aim of developing new tools for the characterisation of wine yeasts, by means of databases available on-line we scanned the genome of Saccharomyces cerevisiae in search of potentially polymorphic targets.
Federal Statistical Office and and Statistical Institute of Republika Srpska made also their relevant databases available on-line, while the work on municipal DevInfo indicators is still on-going, with the pilot 21 municipalities with the intention to expand the same methodology to the whole country.
The CTU-UHB database is the first open-access database available for research on intrapartum CTG signal processing and analysis.
Haz-Map is one of these occupational toxicology databases available on the National Library of Medicine's TOXNET system.
