Sentence examples for database collected by the from inspiring English sources

For example, Benetech's recent analysis for the UN High Commissioner for Human Rights — using information from six databases compiled by Syrian human rights monitors and one database collected by the Syrian government — found that at least 60,000 people have been killed in Syria's civil war.

Here we apply the DBM to the instrumental Japanese database, collected by the Japan Meterological Agency JMAA) (M = 5.0).

In the experiments, we used a database collected by the Fujitsu Corporation containing speech samples from eleven subjects (four males and seven females) [24].

A secondary analysis of a prospectively collected database collected by the Injury Control Centre-Uganda at the Mulago National Referral Hospital, Kampala, Uganda, 2004-2005.

Data from the Pediatric Health Information System PHISS) database collected by the Children's Hospital Association CHAA) from 2004 2012 from 43 US children's hospitals' pediatric intensive care units (PICUs) were used.

The strains are mainly from the CDC dataset - a database collected by the CDC from 2004-2008 labeled with the major lineages collected by the TB-Insight project (http://tbinsight.cs.rpi.edu/) that was previously studied in [ 4].

Variables used in the analysis are from three databases (collected by the IMA) that are linked by the encrypted beneficiary number.

All quantitative data elements such as admission and discharge time, vital status at ICU and hospital discharge, laboratory values, severity score and demographic attributes will be derived from clinical and administrative databases collected by the regional department of critical care medicine for quality assurance and clinical purposes (see online supplementary additional file I).

An alternative source on minimum wages by sector is represented by the database collected by WageIndicator.org, but their coverage is less systematic than the one by ISTAT, negotiated hours of work are not indicated (and hence we would be able to consider full-time workers) and the mapping between branches and NACE code is not straightforward in the absence of a mapping as for ISTAT.

There are several open-source databases available such as the MOAD database collected by Hu et al. [88], the GLIDA database by Okono et al. [89] or the IUPHAR database by Harmar et al. [47].

Here, a domain often refers to a database collected by one sensor where samples belong to the same feature space and follow the same data distribution.