A third data source is routinely collected administrative databases, used to derive patient level data on mortality and other patient outcomes.
With respect to toxicity, the final proposed decision tree omitted proteins because the databases used to derive TTC values do not include data on proteins (Kroes et al., 2004).
As part of a large study including X and DT-joints, comprehensive thin shell FE analyses were carried out for 330 different tubular Y and T-joints and the whole FE result database was used to derive a new set of equations as a function of joint geometric parameters.
The TRANSFAC database was used to derive biologically known consensus sequences (ranging from 5 to 30 bp) [ 17].
In this study the SEER-Medicare linked database was used to derive an algorithm that identified incident OP cancer cases among the elderly using only Medicare claims.
In this study, to determine "proof of concept," the KCEMS database was used to derive the time points of transitions, while recognizing that they would be only estimates of these transitions.
Expressed Sequence Tags (ESTs) from the public dbEST and proprietary Incyte LifeSeq databases were used to derive a transcript map in conjunction with the working draft assembly of the human genome sequence.
Any estimate of the haplogroup status of an mtDNA sequence can only be as good as the underlying database of sequences used to derive the estimate.
Subsequently because admissions from the CMP database had been used to derive the ICNARC physiology score, a sensitivity analysis was performed in which the statistical tests were repeated on admissions which had not been used for this purpose.
Co-occurrence of gene names in publication abstracts, entire publications, or other gene-related databases has been used to derive co-occurrence networks with clear evidence that edges in those networks are reflecting functionally relevant relationships [8] [11].
