Sentence examples for database support the from inspiring English sources
This chapter investigates a variety of advanced aspects of temporal database support: the question of temporal database design, the rather complicated question of integrity constraints, and so on.
In Fortran language, Math library (IMSL database) support the built-in optimization sub-program BCLSF for finite-difference Jacobian, or BCLSJ for user-supplied Jacobian.
These analyses from an existing database support the feasibility, reliability and validity of the PedsQL™ 4.0 as a child self-report and parent proxy-report HRQOL measurement instrument for pediatric population health monitoring for children and adolescents with ADHD.
In sum, eight of the nine statistical tests we have applied to our database support the conclusion that its overall statistical significance has not been compromised by either selection bias or by p-hacking.
The authors acknowledge with thanks Mila Lebedeva and Eve Draper for laboratory testing; Bio-Rad Laboratories, Inc. for providing reagents, as well as Paul Contestable and Ortho Clinical Diagnostics, Inc.; David Matten for database support; the assay developers who supplied training in their assays; and the CEPHIA steering group for their advice and suggestions on the data outputs of this work.
The database supports the identification and analysis of surface changes and short-lived surface processes on Mars based on fast automatic planetary image database queries.
The common database supports the development of applications e.g. for monitoring the performance of a production process, for deciding the most cost-effective maintenance policy or for simulating possible maintenance solutions.
Introduction: An expanding database supports the notion that the deficit syndrome (DS) is a discrete condition within schizophrenia and recent data argues that Smell Identification Deficits (SID) may have a primary relationship with its pathophysiology.
The database supporting the conclusions of this article is included with Additional file 1. N/A.
The database supporting the conclusion of this article is joined to the manuscript as supplemental data (Additional file 3).
The SkinSensDB is expected to be a useful database supporting the development of AOP-based computational models for predicting skin sensitizers.
