Superintendent David Hartshorn, a senior officer from the Metropolitan police public order branch, told the Guardian the database in question was CrimInt, a general intelligence system used to catalogue details about criminal activity.
In other words, all of its components, both hardware and software, are readily commercially available.To put it through its paces, it was given the task of sorting the items in a database a routine computing operation, except that the database in question contained a terabyte (a million megabytes) of data.
Dr Rouzioux and her colleagues attempted to estimate that from a database of French AIDS cases, and concluded that about 15% of those who are infected and treated early turn into elite controllers though the database in question, the French Hospital Database on HIV, allowed them to draw this conclusion for only the first two years after the end of treatment.
The database in question contains names, addresses, Social Security numbers, date and place of birth, and passport numbers prime fodder for identity fraud.
"This one incident could potentially have given the hacker access to numerous accounts that the clients held with other organisations, as passwords were included on the database in question," said Ms Poole.
If the keywords did not exist in PsycINFO or EMBASE, alternative keywords were identified in the index of the database in question.
Database in question: (eg, HMIC) Topic or focus of the document in relation to UK databases (eg, usage, usability) An initial pilot of 25% of included studies (or until agreement is reached) will be reviewed by two reviewers.
The OEL setting process always requires a full review of all available toxicity databases on the substance in question.
RepeatMasker [ 6], one of the most widely used computational tools in repeat analysis, employs the latter method and is therefore reliant on precompiled repeat databases specific to the genome in question.
