Confirmant expects to have 10,000 genes in its database by the time it begins selling subscriptions in June and to complete the database by the middle of 2003.
Sequences identified as Lactobacillus, specific species related to the vaginal habitat, and named and verified type strains deposited in the database at the time of retrieval were used in the analysis.
17 As a standard practice in the host institution, diagnosis mapping is performed by trained bedside nurses, and data entered into the APACHE database in the 24 h time frame after admission to the ICU.
Among 104 obese in the database at the time of the analysis, each OHS patient was matched with up to 6 eucapnic obese.
By default, all the tables available in the database at the time of installation are audited.
19 Complete suicide data in 2000-09 for the US (where the 2008 global economic crisis began) were unavailable in the database at the time of the study and were therefore extracted from the online database of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention.
hABH7 and hABH8 have not been annotated as members of the 2OG-Fe2+ oxygenasuperfamilyiny in any database at the time of this analysis (August 2003).
As this was an observational study, patients were not proactively followed up, but rather we were limited to the use of the baseline and follow-up A1C data that were available in the database at the time of sampling.
Further, we restricted our analysis to newspaper editions published for at least one full year in LexisNexis and did not include other newspaper editions that were not in this database during the time period covered by the study.
Baseline characteristics on age, gender, military status, and American Society of Anesthesiology (ASA) physical status classification as well as data on surgical pathology, procedure type, and operative mortality were recorded in the database at the time of the procedure.
