Sentence examples for databases has increased from inspiring English sources

Since competition for Taiwanese and Korean scholars to publish in highly ranked journals in the TSCI and KCI databases has increased and researchers are under considerable pressure to publish in a narrowing field of sanctioned journals (Chou 2014), the connectivity of these systems means more research is accessible than ever before.

The popularity of NoSQL databases has increased due to the need of (1) processing vast amount of data faster than the relational database management systems by taking the advantage of highly scalable architecture, (2) flexible (schema-free) data structure, and, (3) low latency and high performance.

Sharing genomic research data through controlled-access databases has increased in recent years.

Since the publication of the first amoA sequence of Nitrosomonas europaea (McTavish et al. 1993), the number of partial and full-length sequences available in public databases has increased significantly (Fig.  2).

Alarms and DNA databases have increased the chance a burglar will be caught.

Over the past years, microarray databases have increased rapidly in size.

Numbers of research publications based on analyses of electronic record databases have increased rapidly, and government-sponsored research networks—such as the Observational Medical Outcomes Partnership (OMOP) in the US and Canadian Network for Observational Drug Effect Studies CNODESS)—have been established to advance research based on electronic records.

Column 1 shows the GVKBIO database has increased since 2006 to just over 2 million compounds and is the commercial source with the highest unique content in this study.

In the 10 years since its release, the Gramene database has increased in scope and scale.

The number of known HLA alleles, as registered in the International ImMunoGeneTics information system (IMGT) database, has increased from 1000 in 1998 to more than 13,000 in 2015 [ 1].

In addition, the percentage of S. aureus isolates resistant to methicillin reported in the TSN database has increased similar to that reported by other national studies.