Sentence examples for database referring from inspiring English sources

Part of the original MICS database referring to women of reproductive age with children under five was used in this survey.

Similar finding was obtained by the analysis of microarray database referring total therapy 2 (TT2; NCBI data set no. GSE2658; Zhan et al, 2006), although difference of survival was marginal, possibly because of high intensity of chemotherapy (Supplementary Figure S3).

Partial sequences of cDNA were submitted to analysis using a BLAST 2.0 (basic local alignment search tool) server from the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) of National Library of Medicine of NIH (National Institute of Health), Maryland, USA, and from available database referring to E. histolytica Omniblast server (Sanger Institute).

The 'in-house reference database' (referred to as 'Ref-DB') was constructed by selecting 243 microbial genomes (Supplementary Table S3) from the reference dataset for COG assignment.

JAYSON BLAIR Correction: January 11 , 2001 Thursday A report in the Following Up column on Dec. 31 about a man who was dismissed from the New York Police Academy because of a reported arrest, voided but still found in the department's database, referred incorrectly to state legislation that would have expunged such arrests from criminal records.

Collective knowledge is stored (i.e., memorized) in common-sense database, experiential-knowledge database and implicit-knowledge database (refer to the cognitive domain in Fig. 3).

On the one hand, the performance of the novel CR-HOG based approach for vehicle detection is tested on the database referred to in Section 6.2.2.

Such data is collected through GPS devices and uploaded into a centralised open-source database referred to as the Management Information System or MIST in order to assess trends.

This database refers, on average, to 2% of the vehicles registered in Italy, containing traces of 128,363,000 trips performed by 779,000 vehicles.

The resulting database, referred to FondsDeSol, offers a significant improvement with respect to the first version proposed in (Gonzalez et al., 2010), and covers a period of ten years against only one year for the first version.

For UVCB chemicals, the ability to include chemical relationship mappings in the DSSTox database (referred to as predecessor and successor substances) allows the UVCB substance to be linked to substances that are represented by single chemical structures as Related Compounds.