This process starts by collating cable requirement data to form a giant cable database with scope for approximately 120,000 cables in total.
However, there was no difference between free and subscription online databases in scope between individual categories (e.g., dosing, administration, etc).. Comparisons of scope and completeness scores between free and subscription databases are shown in Figures 1 and 2, respectively.
Within these databases, the scope and quality of the data collected varied significantly, with some assessments collecting only data on the physical location and functionality (operational or non-operational) of the health facility, while others collected detailed data on the numbers of beds and health workers present, as well as the health services provided.
Open-access databases range in size and scope from small single-pathway models with extensive kinetic detail (e.g. those captured in the BioModels [ 4] database) to much larger, community-curated reaction databases such as Reactome [ 5, 6], the National Cancer Institute Pathway Information Database PIDD) [ 7] and the Kyoto Encyclopedia of Genes and Genomes (KEGG) [ 8, 9].
Iodine intervention studies undertaken in China may not have been captured in previous systematic reviews published in English or other Latin alphabets, or in reviews where searches were not undertaken specifically in Chinese databases: our scoping review, 15 found that Chinese databases had been specifically searched in only 2 of the 10 systematic reviews identified.
A substantial number of genes associated with cancer have been reported in public databases and these databases vary in scope, level of curation and inherent biases [ 20- 23].
After building Homology Indexing for all 101,315 chains in template database by using SCOPe [27], 4254 protein classes are obtained.
The acoustic models are evaluated on a challenging bilingual database within the scope of the MediaParl project.
The optimisation through systematic variation and the structured parameter documentation in a database constitute the scope of the prospective research building upon the present paper.
The ILO EPLex database, under its "scope of regulation" section, lists firm and worker categories that are formally excluded from statutes, in a sample of over 90 countries, over the period from 2009 to 2013.
