Sentence examples for database charges from inspiring English sources

The database charges 10 cents a page for documents; activists like Carl Malamud, the founder of public.resource.org, have long argued that such documents should be free because they are produced at public expense.

For each domain name in its database, Verisign charges the registrars -- the companies that prospective owners pay to secure domain names -- a few dollars a year to manage each name.

For each download into the database, Shearwell charges farmers 17 cents.

The database includes charges for all drugs, procedures, and diagnostic tests during each hospital admission.

Database companies charge $10 to $50 per item of information.

PlugShare will be integrated into the cars' dashboard navigation systems, so EV's will come with in-dash access to the largest mapped database of charging stations," says North.

As the database was charge-based, many clinical indicators such as laboratory values, patient weights, and fluid intake/output were not available.

Finally, the hospital charge data were mined from an extensive database divided by charge coding, and therefore, some charges may have been mislabeled or inappropriately categorized.

Crooks who broke into sensitive databases were charged with theft of the electricity consumed in the transaction.

Ware said that although there are such databases, some charge as much as $200 a year to register.

Direct medical costs and health care utilization were obtained from the HMO administrative database, and reflect charges to the HMO without adjustment, and are expressed in US dollars for the year 2002.