Sentence examples for database has provided from inspiring English sources

The collection of data concerning the carved decoration of wooden doors between the 16th and the 19th centuries, together with the organization of a geo-referenced spatial database, has provided the opportunity to identify the presence of gypsum ceilings and carved doors in the same places and belonging to the same period.

Nonetheless, the CAZy database has provided very useful information on distinct groups of glycosyltransferases, classifying them into over 90 families [16].

The better identification and phylogenetic classification of sequences achieved with the development of the CORE database has provided a substantially improved ability to separate health-associated communities from those associated with periodontitis (manuscript in preparation).

This database has provided unique insights into many aspects surrounding successful membrane protein crystallization.

The completion of Plasmodium genome sequencing and availability of PlasmoDB database has provided a platform for systematic study of parasite genome.

Although the collaborative effort behind the CCDS database has provided a high-quality set of consistently annotated protein-coding regions, there are still many annotated genes, with solid evidence of transcription, that are not yet part of this set.

The USDA flavonoid databases, and more recently the Phenol-Explorer database, have provided new opportunities to establish links between diseases and intakes of various polyphenols.

All individuals whose data are in the database have provided written informed consent for future research and analysis of their data; nevertheless, all included subjects also provided written informed consent to participate in this study as well.

The present transcriptome results, when correlated with this already substantial database, have provided surprising new insights into the physiology of envenomation by this remarkable snail that hunts fish and kills people.

The analysis of very large databases has provided fundamental information about bipolar disorder including the incidence, prevalence, decreased life expectancy (Munk-Jørgensen et al. 2014; Allebeck 2009; Laursen et al. 2007; Chang et al. 2011; Kessing et al. 2015c; Kessing et al. 2015d), and trends in prescribing medication (Baldessarini et al. 2007; Hayes et al. 2011; Bjorklund et al. 2015).

The emergence of publicly available pathway databases has provided biologists excellent resources to attain a deeper understanding of biological mechanisms by providing organization to a large list of differentially expressed genes and proteins.