The phrase "database network" is grammatically correct and commonly used in written English.
It refers to a collection of interconnected databases, often used in the context of computer networks and information systems. Here is an example sentence: "The company's new database network allows for seamless data sharing and analysis across all departments."
Data was collected from the distributed ISSCAN Database (part of structure-searchable toxicity DSSTox public database network [58]).
The DERBY network module increases the scope of the installed database engine by providing traditional Java database network connections (JDBC-TCP/IP).
Distributed Structure-Searchable Toxicity (DSSTox) Database Network has proposed standardized structure-data files (SDF) as a file format for exchanging raw data in toxicological SAR analyses [16].
The Distributed Structure-Searchable Toxicity (DSSTox) public database network provides a public forum for high-quality, standardised chemical structure files associated with toxicity data [35].
But to make this work, T-Systems has had to create the mother of all configuration management databases to keep track of the settings and configuration of operating system, utilities, database, network, storage, security and a host of other factors.
This situation has been challenged and addressed in Spain with the support of EuroFIR and governmental bodies (Spanish Food Safety and Nutrition Authority, AESAN), and the Spanish Food Composition Database Network (RedBDECA) has been set up.
CTree uses a neighbor biased matching algorithm to filter database networks.
We ran RINQ, SAGA and CTree using the same query and database networks.
In the first phase, we create a large set of candidate references from the database networks.
For queries with 80%and70%0% similarity, RINQ also identifies the database networks with 100% accuracy.
We precompute and store the alignments of all the references with all the database networks.
