Sentence examples for databases has shown that from inspiring English sources
An analysis of publicly available face image databases has shown that they have limited use for purposes of analysis of accuracy of gender, race and age classification (only the accuracy of some of the attributes may be analyzed).
Evidence from large-scale analyses of registry databases has shown that the calcineurin inhibitor, tacrolimus, is associated with approximately a 50% increase in the risk of NODM compared to the microemulsion formulation of cyclosporine (CsA); but to date, little robust evidence is available from clinical trials.
BLAST screening against EST databases has shown that transcripts related to these REs families are largely transcribed in different Helianthus species and in other Asteraceae.
On the other hand, the morphogenetic peptides of Streptomyces are lantibiotics, too [45], and the genomic sequences that recently appeared in the databases have shown that lantibiotic biosynthesis genes are widespread among bacteria.
A retrospective study based on a health care claims database has shown that OBT-A treatment is associated with a significantly lower likelihood of headache-related visits to the emergency department and of hospitalizations [58].
Our data analysis of this novel database has shown that there is not a clear one genre equal to one type of emotion/mood as people might think at first.
Previous descriptive data from this database has shown that colic affects the health and survival of donkeys in this population.
The Icelandic genealogy database has shown that AS and IBD have a strong elevated cross-risk ratio in first-degree and second-degree relatives [ 14].
Review of the database has shown that black women received more adjuvant therapy (chemotherapy, radiotherapy and, where appropriate, hormone therapy) than their white counterparts.
A search through the protein database has shown that the C24 methyltransferase has a much greater homology with SMT2 7e-1433) than with SMT1 (4e-63) supporting that the C24 methyltransferase is SMT2.
Note that recent re-evaluation of the miRNAs in the miRbase database has shown that miR-1308 is not a miRNA but is a 5′-cleaved fragment of a GlyGCC tRNA.
