The Shallow-Marine Archisecture Knowledge Store (SMaKS) is a relational database devised for the storage of hard and soft data on the sedimentary architecture of ancient shallow-marine and paralic siliciclastic successions, and on the geomorphological organization of corresponding modern environments.
Also, networks of potential interactions were inferred using the platform freely available in the framework of the GeneMANIA database devised at Toronto University, Canada [ 25, 26].
In an attempt to solve the problem, informatics experts from the three original participating model organism databases devised functional classification systems in the hopes that these precursors to the GO would facilitate interoperability.
Three kinds of database including the material database, pass design database, and product database are devised using Microsoft Access, which can be directly edited, corrected, and searched.
In addition, the team had to develop a minimum dataset and database, and devise mechanisms for capturing data in primary and secondary care, and through other routes like care homes and third sector organisations.
To arrive at their estimates, Jenkins and colleagues scoured publicly available databases and devised a way to correct for chronic underreporting of TB in children.
After pre-filtering the associations by removing those found in public databases, we devised a ranking for associations based on the support from the remaining sources, and evaluated the results of this rank-based prioritization.
The concern raised in last week's hearing was whether all insurers would use the new independent database or would devise some other way to calculate the local "reasonable and customary" rates of medical care — a move skeptics say could let them continue to underpay patients and doctors.
Through its vast array of information collected via its e-mail list, Facebook and millions of door-to-door discussions conducted by volunteers in swing states — and fed into the campaign database — the campaign devised a ranking scale for voters ranging from likeliest to support Mr. Obama to least likely.
While these results lend further support to the use of medications-related data elements for biosurveillance [29], [30], [31], the practical difficulty is to devise database queries that, over time, will continue to reflect the concept of "cough remedies".
