Sentence examples for database of origin from inspiring English sources

For the same reason, 6 01 203 and 5998 are synonymous, but in this second example the synonyms are simple numbers that give no indication of the database of origin.

Regarding namespaces, it is worth noting that some providers of biological information follow the practice of prepending a prefix to the identifier to indicate the database of origin (e.g. HGNC IL1RL1), which has the same effect of segregating identifiers according to namespace.

Indeed, the Darwin Manuscripts Project has used the source code for this very purpose, creating a database of the Origin's contents, to be read by the site's search engine.

"We're setting up a global database of migrant origin," he says.

The application uses information from three database tables: case information from the main database table, country of origin of infection data from the database table holding information of the clinical notifications and information from the population database table.

Think of the "no-fly" list, the database of murky origins with mysterious flaws that you, the passenger, must fix if you are on it and want to fly.

Additional covariates were extracted from the CSFS database, including: country of origin (England, Scotland, Wales), culling option (whole flock cull, genotype and cull/mixed), number of CSFS flocks in the holding and the surveillance source (clinical suspect, fallen stock, abattoir survey) of the case that triggered the CSFS declaration, the CSFS index case.

Twenty-one species were present in both databases, providing an opportunity to investigate the potential effects of database origin on pool coverage.

As these differences could introduce an additional source of variation in our analyses, we investigated the importance of database origin, using the 21 taxa for which data were available from both repositories (see additional file 3).

"I would like to have a specific database for the country of origin that this individual comes from and base the estimation on that population only," he said.

WorldFengur (WF) is the international database containing the studbook of origin of the Icelandic horses.