Sentence examples for database on the human from inspiring English sources

Corroborating data were obtained from PubMed [ 9], Database on the Human Impact of Complex Emergencies (CE-DAT) [ 10], LexisNexis news service database [ 11], Central Intelligence Agency World Factbook [ 12], and GlobalSecurity.org [ 13].

In order to identify non-peer-reviewed articles, your colleague searches Relief-Web (a media and NGO repository maintained by the Office for the Coordination of Humanitarian Affairs), the Uppsala Conflict Database Program (a database that contains information on armed conflicts of the world since 1989) [ 5], and the Database on the Human Impact of Complex Emergencies (CE-DAT) [ 6].

The mouse ABC protein sequences were collected from the database based on the human orthologs (http://nutrigene.4t.com/humanabc.htm).4t.com/humanabc.htm

In addition we have placed the database information on the human genome using the Generic Genome Browser tool that allows the visualization of the data with respect to user generated datasets.

hUbiquitome, a database that focuses on the human ubiquitination system, collects exact ubiquitination information which have been experimentally validated.

The empirical evidence, from a database on the adoption of human resource management systems, is consistent with these variables being associated with the adoption of MCS.

The Malawi Socio-Economic Database (MASEDA ) is the first comprehensive and up-to-date socio-economic database on the situation of human development in Malawi for use by government institutions, the donor community and civil society counterparts.

MASEDA website Download MASEDA brochure [PDF]       The Malawi Socio-Economic Database (MASEDA ) is the first comprehensive and up-to-date socio-economic database on the situation of human development in Malawi for use by government institutions, the donor community and civil society counterparts.

It's the largest single database on the details of the human race in the world.

Currently, hSAGEing provides a built-in SAGE database that relies solely on the human genome, but it is laid out for future expansion to other species.

Sequences containing binding sites for human Sp1 (mostly footprints), were obtained from the TRANSFAC database (July 2007 release), mapped on the human genome, extracted with genome flanking sequences, and realigned using the SeSiMCMC Gibbs sampler [ 55] (see Additional file 6 for details).