Sentence examples for database indicating from inspiring English sources

Of more concern is that the suspect's name was in an international database indicating "a significant terrorist connection" according to Mr King.

Witnesses, suspects or other Chicagoans who end up inside do not appear to have a public, searchable record entered into a database indicating where they are, as happens when someone is booked at a precinct.

Just two days after the June meeting between the two agencies, Mr. Midhar obtained a new American visa in Saudi Arabia; he returned to the United States on July 4. It was not until July 13 , 2001 that a C.I.A. officer assigned to the F.B.I. found a C.I.A. cable in his agency's database indicating that Mr. Atash, the Cole plotter, had attended the Malaysia meeting.

Instead, the system queries a geographic database indicating which frequencies are free where and when.

pccompound_mesh_pharm for PharmAct- A): this filter includes compounds that have a pharmacological action link in the MeSH database, indicating that the biological role of the chemical is known.

In the software for calculating BSI, the multi-institutional database significantly improved identification of bone metastasis compared with the original database, indicating the importance of a sufficient number of training databases including various types of cancers.

Recall that recidivism outcomes were generated based on records showing that the person returned to the local county jail (for any reason and for a new crime, specifically), and a check of the state police department's criminal record database, indicating the person had been re-arrested somewhere in the state.

Of the 1605 individuals who were released from prison and lived in the community for 6 months or more, we successfully matched 1594 999%) to a record in the WEDSS database, indicating that future HCV-related laboratory test results would likely be captured.

The ABC employee was even assigned a number in the FBI's informant database, indicating he or she was still being vetted for suitability as a snitch after providing "highly accurate and reliable information in the past" and then revealing information the network had obtained in the hours just after the 1995 terrorist attack by Timothy McVeigh.

The building has a status code of "3S" in the California Historical Resource Information System database, indicating that it "appears eligible for the National Register of Historic Places" (NRHP).

Fifty-six proteins had no significant match in the database, indicating they were specific to the KN400 genome, and were annotated as hypothetical proteins (Table S4).