Sentence examples for database exploitation from inspiring English sources

We chose to perform this study with real data from patients admitted to ICUs corresponding to French quality standards [ 19] and sharing a routine practice in database exploitation [ 5].

However, it is long past time for the department to step up to the plate and vigorously investigate both the extent of lenders' misuse of the student loan database and the exploitation for profit of federal programs" for student aid.

Thus, smart integration technologies are required for merging heterogeneous resources: promising approaches are the use of technologies relying on lighter placement with respect to relational databases (i.e., NoSQL databases) and the exploitation of semantic and ontological annotations.

The gastric pathogen H. pylori have multiple complete genomes available on public databases for scientific exploitation.

Stenson, P. D. et al. The human gene mutation database (HGMD) and its exploitation in the fields of personalized genomics and molecular evolution.

The company matches those images to a PhotoDNA database of known child exploitation photos to administer bans, and has human moderators investigate if seemingly illegal images aren't already on file.

We believe that quality control values (i.e. cell viability) should be stored in a knowledge database for further results exploitation of cell-based assay experiment.

Information pertaining to hospitalizations (reason for admission, length of stay, International Classification of Diseases Ninth Revision (ICD-9) diagnosis, and number of hospitalizations) was obtained from the Quebec Ministry of Health and Social Services (MHSS) hospitalization database system "Maintenance et Exploitation des Données pour l'Ètude de la Clientèle Hospitalière" (MED-ECHO).

This molecular technique has been extensively used for bacterial phylogeny, thereby leading to the establishment of large public-domain databases and its vast exploitation in the identification of bacteria (Khusro and Aarti 2015).

Our approach is based on the systematic exploitation of existing databases such as the UniGene database [ 23], which contain information about organ-specific expression patterns, applying a number of different filters.

3. Establish a national database on child abuse and exploitation to assist in the development of services and legislation.