Sentence examples for database proposed from inspiring English sources
The database, proposed by Representative Carolyn Maloney of New York, is modeled after one pioneered effectively by the Project on Government Oversight, a nonprofit watchdog.
And who's to say how a central registry of all Britons will be used one day, linked, as it surely will be, to National Insurance, tax records and the universal DNA database proposed by the more authoritarian members of the Home Office?
The database proposed in [27] is used for the testing stage.
The second database, proposed by Pedersen et al. [41], contains four original images (Figure 6), three portraits and one illustration.
As this review does not aim at a project-by-project evaluation of the geomechanics that occur during EGS stimulation, the modified MIT definition is considered to be suitable for generating the database proposed in this study.
The database proposed by B. Gygi and V. Shafiro still implements a topdown perspective, as categories related to ecological features of sounds necessarily have to be under the control of the database managers in order to be effective.
In fact, the Apis database proposes this gene as mγ based on the similarity within the bHLH domain.
This database proposes a refined view of the SVRs, which may contain local similarity concealed in global alignment of homologous protein structures.
Regarding the E. coli analysis, we conclude that the RegulonDB database proposes a model of regulations that is highly consistent with the significant fluctuations identified by microarray outputs in the exponential-stationary growth shift.
The paper entitled " Supervised clustering based on DPClusO: prediction of plant-disease relations using Jamu formulas of KNApSAcK database" proposes a new approach to predict the relation between effective therapeutic plant and disease using network analysis and supervised clustering based on the ingredient data of Indonesian herbal medicines called Jamu.
By comparing existing databases, the proposed database contains unconstrained variations of COs and the largest number of subjects, which is approximately 200 times larger than the largest existing gait database with COs, that is, TUM-GAID, and 15 times larger than that without COs for gait recognition, that is, OU-ISIR, LP.
