Should the corresponding live database referenced in the publication be discontinued, the original database must be re-instantiable upon request by any reader wishing to review the work, without undue administrative, operational or technical barriers, and wherever possible, future-proofed.
Although the bMUC13 nucleotide sequence (GenBank: XM_865756) was discontinued from the database, transcription of bMUC13 was evident in GI tissue samples.
Exposure to SC abatacept was counted in days from the start of SC abatacept therapy until the first event or database locking (whichever occurred first); for patients who discontinued treatment prior to database locking, exposure was counted from the start of therapy until the first event or the end of treatment period plus 56 days (4 half-lives of abatacept in humans), whichever occurred first.
This description of an emerging sector was enabled by two data sources: a database of firms and R&D expenditures initiated at Stanford University and continued at Duke University through 2004 (when the company database was discontinued for reasons described below); and the ability to identify patents making claims that specify terms distinctive to DNA or RNA.
The MRC GP research practices database is now discontinued; however, adopting this sort of approach to recruitment is arguably more suited to large scale studies across multiple sites, rather than collaborative implementation studies between single organisations and academic institutions.
However, it is possible some of the women who reported use of a short-acting method, as recorded in the electronic database, may then have discontinued to become pregnant intentionally.
The municipalities used to have local databases, but these were discontinued after the war.
The database of genomics firms was discontinued in 2004.
Of 979 patients included in an overall safety database, less than 1% discontinued treatment due to haematological, gastrointestinal, hepatic, or other symptomatic events such as fever, oedema, rash or alopecia (Data on file. Eli Lilly & Co., Indianapolis, IN, USA).
The DFCI Pine Gene Index http://compbio.dfci.harvard.edu/cgi-bin/tgi/gimain.pl gudb=pine, a subset of the discontinued TGI Gene Indices [ 16], is a non-redundant database of all putative Pinus genes.edu/cgi-bin/tgi/gimain.pl gudb=pine
