Sentence examples for database relied upon from inspiring English sources
Analyses requiring a locked database relied upon the most recent interim datalock of the ongoing studies, which occurred on 30 April 2008, and which includes 29 PDSS events.
The database relies upon studies by scientists and conservationists, as well as data from tens of thousands of volunteer and professional naturalists.
The current prediction of genes in the Plasmodium falciparum genome database relies upon a limited number of specially developed computer algorithms.
Our estimate of the sensitivity of the automated database case definition relied upon adjudication of a sample of cases with diabetes-related medical care encounters that did not meet the database definition.
What does our healthcare reality have to do with the American one?…What does a person, with free access to healthcare here, have to with an American,…" (NG1) Further, the lack of social data in the database the tool relied upon was also mentioned by participating clinicians.
The PROFESS database relies on the MySQL database management system.
Individual reads from the haploids that aligned to more than one locus in the database could not be confidently relied upon in further analyses, and so were removed from the database.
Perhaps most importantly, for databases that rely upon administrative coding, there may be significant limitations in data quality.
Thus, the utility of an interaction network whether based on physical, genetic, or computationally predicted interactions can be assessed by determining the number of predicted interactions involving proteins that have unclassified functions in publicly accessible databases that rely upon homology based methods for functional assignment.
We had detailed data consisting of Y-SNP and Y-STR sets for some relevant groups and relied upon the YHRD database for data from other populations.
Our method to distinguish the two BoNT/A subtypes from each other relied upon searching a database of existing proteins, which does not allow de novo identification of a new subtype or toxin variant of BoNT.
