As it manages private data and enables annotation versioning, the number of Chado databases to be maintained per project, genome or institute can be reduced.
As with the SPEHIS database the ICFMaP database ceased to be maintained once the program ceased in 1998.
A drawback is that it is difficult to determine good decision values for the various features and that the rule database has to be maintained by hand.
The database will be maintained and updated within the GVM project with opportunities for the volcanological community to add new data and identify errors and make corrections.
This database will be maintained dynamically as additional cell lines are analyzed and subsequently added.
The database will be maintained in accordance with University of Sydney Information and Communication Technology policy and procedures.
Cry4 and Cry5 named genes in the database could be maintained.
As additional cell lines are analyzed and subsequently added into it, the database will be maintained dynamically.
Ideally, a central database will be maintained and made accessible using the client server capabilities of CLASP.
Small databases can be maintained on personal-computer systems and may be used by individuals at home.
