Sentence examples for database from a previous from inspiring English sources

Officials of the World Economic Forum, host last week to international leaders in Davos, Switzerland, said computer hackers had gained access to a database from a previous event held last year containing, among other personal details, the credit card numbers of 1,400 participants.

Clinical patient data were retrieved from a patient database originating from a previous imaging study approved by the local institutional review board, for which the patients provided written informed consent.

Partial sequences for X. tropicalis TRPM8 and TRPM8-b were obtained by searching ENSEMBL and JGI databases, and from a previous bioinformatic study [11].

The CHUSJ database was derived from a previous prospective observational study (between 10 January 2000 and 9 January 2001) of AKI in children admitted to the PICU conducted prior to the publication of the pRIFLE definition of AKI [ 12].

Participants will be recruited from the community through university-based media releases, community billboards, newsletters, email lists, snowball sampling techniques, and the use of an existing database of participants from a previous sun safety study who consented to be contacted for participation in future studies.

Participants were randomly selected from a database of a previous quantitative study we conducted among health care professionals in the Netherlands [ 38].

Finally, FESI values derived from a previous database obtained by analyzing flames burning gasoline-surrogate/ethanol blends [1] have been confronted with recently published OESI values proposed in [2] for gasoline/ethanol blends.

Modeling was validated through the evaluation of two independent test sets of target-adverse effects associations: (1) the Kuhn database, extracted in a previous study [40] from the scientific literature and manually verified and (2) the DART database (Drug Adverse Reaction Target Database) [41].

We performed an evaluation on the database from our previous trial of 140 patients randomized to either no sedation vs. sedation with a daily interruption of sedatives.

Newborn medical, anthropometric and demographic information available in a database from the infants' previous evaluations was accessed for the school-age study sample.

Using the database from the previous study, three lists were generated by sorting individuals in the specified categories with SPSS Version 18.