Sentence examples for database recovers from inspiring English sources

In other words, this metadata enables the Follower to provide clients with timeline consistency services, and simplifies recovery processes which guarantee the data consistency when the database recovers from a failure.

Compared to the original KEGG database, searching the curated database recovers > 99% of the hits and is ~10 times faster.

BLAST searches against the public virus protein database recovered no similarity between these ORFs and viruses, supporting the recent proposal that proteins with no recognizable homology to any other life are less likely to have been acquired from viruses than are other characterized proteins [102].

A pairwise enrichment analysis of the GO terms obtained for each treatment using the Metazoa database recovered several significantly enriched terms.

To address this problem, Enki et al. improved the detection algorithms according to the frequency of isolation of the 3,303 pathogens included in the 20-year LabBase surveillance database recovered from the UK Health Protection Agency (26 ).

A similar search for miR403 in miRBase as well as transcript databases recovered 35 sequences.

Comprehensive mining of bacterial genomic databases recovered 63 genomes affiliated to Pseudomonas fluorescens (fluorescent pseudomonads) and 10 genomes affiliated to Stenotrophomonas maltophilia (stenotrophomonads).

For a close look at the top ten countries for both NCBI Nucleotide and GBIF databases recovered records and their assignment to the 24 phyla, Table 5 reveals that USA occupies the first place for both databases.

After Ms. Bouchoux, the French senator, issued her critique and recommendations, it posted a list of the works and a new subject on its online database: "Works recovered in Germany after the fall of the Third Reich".

In some cases, the mitochondrial sequences were fragmented within a single database or recovered from two separate databases (Table S3 and Table S4).

BLAST searching all uORF sequences against the National Center for Biotechnology Information expressed sequence tag (EST) database did recover several ESTs matching one uORF, orf535 in C. paradoxa (1,608 nucleotides).