Sentence examples for database has been presented from inspiring English sources

In the literature, a 100% cumulative recognition rate with 139-ms search time on an original 5 million-item database has been presented [14].

The performance of MFCC and WLPC (UWLPC and DWLPC) features on TI-Alpha database has been presented in Table 4. Table 4 Performance of WLPC features on TI-Alpha database Features Feature vector length % Recognition rate MFCC 39 84.1 UWLPC 20 85.2 DWLPC 20 87.0.

The MES database has been presented to Health Canada's Science Advisory Board, Health Canada's Research Ethics Board and the Federal Privacy Commissioner and was approved by Statistics Canada's Policy Committee [ 16].

A comparison of Hirshfeld surface in the complex with similar structure retrieved from the Cambridge Structural Database (CSD) has been presented.

Based on the similarity and relativity of anthropometric structures, a hybrid HRTF customization algorithm, which has combined the method of principal component analysis (PCA), multiple linear regression (MLR) and database matching (DM), has been presented in this paper.

Moreover, a database of protein subcellular localization has been presented [14], in which the authors annotated the entire proteomes of eukaryotic organisms using a hierarchical prediction method.

Database URL: http://ptbdb.cs.brown.edu/dbPTBv1.php The promises of the genomic era have been presented eloquently (1 3).

Various solutions have been presented for this problem: first came search engines, like Google then major free biomedical databases and, more recently, specialist search engines.

A key objective of the current database has been to present our practice – so as to develop a consensus regarding best practice in hemodynamic impact of subarachnoid LA administration in elderly population with hip fracture.

For a more thorough performance evaluation and comparison of the initial set of edge operators with the proposed approaches, the detection error and the similarity to the ground truth of each approach for all the aerial images on the database has been computed and is presented in Tables 2 and 3, respectively.

The [X]uniqMAP database has been developed to store and present already pre-calculated unique regions for all EnsEMBL transcripts of the human and mouse genomes [ 8], the most widely used systems for the study of mammalian genetics.