For example, we had the auto logout time increased significantly to allow the physicians to remain logged into the database longer thus reducing the time required to document studies during their shifts.
The breach of surveillance powers, under the Regulation of Investigatory Powers Act, related to retaining databases for longer than was permitted.
They were becoming the stuff of business, with word processors replacing typewriters, and tools like spreadsheets and databases no longer limited to the technically adept.
The "one size fits all" approach of relational databases no longer applies.
Original samples in the other source databases were longer than 10 seconds, thus random 10-second excerpts were used.
To fully address the question of the effect of statin use on OID risk, evaluation of larger databases with longer follow-up periods, such as insurance company claim files where both disease and pharmacy data are maintained, could provide a definitive answer.
We found that human and mouse translated proteins between 24 and 80 amino acids long were more difficult to identify in proteomics databases than longer proteins (Table 3).> -wrap-foot> The percentage of lncRNAs scanned by ribosomes (lncRNA_ribo) was surprisingly high in all the species studied (Table 2).
But Human Genome Sciences, which controls the database, no longer plans to offer broad access to the data, the company's chairman and chief executive, William A. Haseltine, said over the weekend.
We note that as more detailed information about the EYA1 gene became available, current numerical designations found in the Human Gene Mutation Database no longer match historical designations.
Many of the Taiwanese communities that contributed to the epidemiologic database no longer used arsenic-contaminated water for drinking and cooking after the mid-1970s.
