Sentence examples for database base from inspiring English sources

The resulting files were saved as Genepix results (GPR) files, and were imported into the BioArray Software Environment database (BASE 1.2.12, accessible at http://www.islab.ua.ac.be/base/), a free MIAME platform-based microarray analysis method customized by the Intelligent Systems Laboratory Universityy of Antwerp, Antwerp, Belgium).

Table 1 List of the data provided by the platform Data Attribution Source Inertia constant generator relational database Base voltage generator/bus relational database Power angle generator temporal sequential database Mechanical power generator temporal sequential database Electric power generator temporal sequential database Three-phase voltage amplitude bus temporal sequential database   3.

Full annotation of selected genes has been obtained and deposited in a locally installed database BASE [ 71].

This will further lead to next version of buffalo microsatellite database base with proper buffalo specific chromosome wise data which is hitherto missing but critically needed.

The Galaxy Database Base Coverage tool was used to confirm that the manually curated ENCODE partitioned sub-regions had the same actual base coverage as the UCSC defined ENCODE regions (29,998,060 base pairs).

Using the Galaxy Database Base Coverage tool, we determined that the rest of the remaining 551,901 excess base pairs arose from redundant partitioning of the same genomic intervals into multiple sub-regions.

First, users can work with row-based and column-based tables together in the same database based on their usage patterns, he explained to me.

Among its goals are developing technology to raise human embryonic stem cells and to form a genetic database based on the findings.

Aided by an anonymous $175,000 grant, the database based on information from the medical examiner, law enforcement agencies and research by Humane Borders took five years to develop.

"It's like Paris was 30 years ago," said Alix Everaert, who runs Designaddict.com, a design industry database based in Brussels.

Which brings us to today: we recently announced our findings with the Global Findex database, based on interviews with 150,000 adults in more than 140 economies – and there's plenty to celebrate.