Sentence examples for database suggest that when from inspiring English sources
Some of the experiments using the basic 6-class database suggest that when it comes to discriminating features of a relatively small and distinguishable database, the EFS technique may not be worth implementing.
A look at Chinese commercial and tax databases suggests that when these companies are not held under Li's name or one of his many aliases they been held under the name of his presumed siblings, and even his deceased mother.
The results presented here suggest that, when screening for potential kinase actives, it would be most efficient to probe the databases in the following order: MLSMR > NPD > WDI ≈ NCI.
Although the WBOLA reported that the storm dissipated that night near the peninsula, the HURDAT database suggests that the storm maintained peak intensity for another day, until August 27 when it dissipated.
At the time of his former colleagues' ban, when union officials were raising questions about why Howe had not also been disqualified, searches for the businessman on the Companies House database suggested that he no longer had any current directorships.
But the fact that the hackers targeted eBay and its customer database suggests that they were commercially oriented, rather than an Anonymous-style "hacktivist" group.
However, the fact that Jeremy Christian was not in the database suggests that at its best, it is an ineffective tool.
The database suggests that Purdue has long known that physicians also play a significant role in the crisis.
The company's database suggests that it has long known that physicians also play a significant role in the crisis.
Background: Analyses of Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) databases suggest that most human genes have multiple alternative splice variants.
For this, the Heckman model suggested that when estimating a model based on a sample of data that is generated from a wider population, a selection equation that determines the probability of selection into that database must be developed.
