Sentence examples for database retains from inspiring English sources

The backend database retains generic terms to allow for standardization across the centers during analysis.

As the UK VMS database retains incomplete data on vessel gear type and vessels can change their gear seasonally it was necessary for the speed rule to encompass many types of fisheries activities, for example beam trawling, gill netting and longlining.

The database retains no information about the identity, Internet protocol address, or specific physical location of any user.

For all patients our database retains a record of their admission, death date and transitions made while in the program.

The database retains data on all blood transfusions administered at the included hospitals during the study period and includes information on the civil registration number of the patient receiving the specific blood component, types and number of blood components administered to the patient, date of delivery of the blood component from the blood bank, and clinical biochemical data.

In addition, since the SMPBC database retains both 'place of birth' and 'ethnic group' as reported by the client, all surnames were listed from this source for Chinese women reporting 'Chinese' as their ethnicity, South Asian women reporting 'India', and Iranian women reporting 'Iran'.

The Guardian has found that some accounts, labelled as "paid delete" on the database, retain enough information to identify the account holder: specifically, a longitude and latitude derived from the post or zip code, as well as the date of birth, height, weight and gender.

To avoid potential confusions, double counting, as well as ambiguities associated with long genes, we took forward-strand mapped genes found in the UCSC knownGene database, retained genes shorter than 100 kbp, and removed those that were overlapping with other genes in the retained list.

It was also noted that most superfamilies in the new PASS2 database retained only a quarter of old members, while remaining were newly added members in the database.

The insect-specific proteins were further assessed against the NCBI protein database, retaining sequences without significant similarity and less than 30% alignment coverage with all non-insect proteins.

Next, these sequences (hereafter contigs) were aligned via Blastx to the National Center for Biotechnology Information (NCBI) nonredundant protein database, retaining up to 20 hits with a minimum E-value of 1 × 10−6 and minimum bit score of 55.