Sentence examples for database warehouse from inspiring English sources

For the TKA groups in Study 1 and Study 2, preoperative (morning of surgery and following a 10-h fast) and postoperative (day 1 and day 2; the morning after surgery and following a 10-h fast during inpatient care) blood chemistries were performed at a hospital laboratory (blinded) and results were extracted from an electronic database warehouse.

The database warehouse facilitates standardized clinical annotation structure and incorporates variety of data sets from different data sources.

We have also developed close integration with the Germinate 2 (http://bioinf.scri.ac.uk/public/?page_id=159) database warehouse system to allow additional information on markers and genetic maps to be displayed to the user.

During the six-year period (2007 to 2012), the Clinical Database Warehouse showed that 12 775 LFT (spirometry and plethysmography) were performed and that a diagnosis of NSP was recorded for 841 LFT (6.6%, 95% CI: 6.2 to 7.0%, after excluding LFT with insufficient quality criteria).

Another well-known example is BioWarehouse, an open-source toolkit for building bioinformatics database warehouses in MySQL and Oracle (13).

Some "primitives" are business-facing: servers, databases, warehouses, delivery trucks.

Data from the previous cohort follow-ups, the new follow-up when the children are 6 9 years of age, the panel studies, and the omics and biomarker analyses will be stored in a common, central database (data warehouse) with common, centrally established QA/QC procedures.

Specifically, BI consists of a series of architectures and techniques like database, data warehousing, and data mining that transform raw data into useful information to provide decision supports.

Oracle, with Amazon and Best Buy among its customers, boasts that its data-mining software is embedded inside the software that organizes the database; IBM and NCR warehouses are in a sense pasted atop the database.

The advantages of OLAP-tools based on a unified database ("data warehousing") are widely applied in business and increasingly used in medical research and medical decision-making.

The proposed infrastructure applied for mining molecular descriptors for virtual screening is depicted in Figure 2. It is composed by 5 major interactive modules: virtual screening, ligand databases, data warehouse, mining, and ligand selection.