Sentence examples for electronic databank from inspiring English sources

It also ordered creation of an electronic databank on foreign students accessible to law enforcement officials.

Data were anonymized following the interview and stored in an electronic databank.

We searched 19 electronic databanks for English biomedical literature manuscripts (1995 2008) on this subject.

Beginning in 1986, he oversaw the development of WordNet, an electronic reference databank intended to help computers understand human language.

Though it stresses the sophistication of the electronic security surrounding the databank, it acknowledges: "No system can be 100% guaranteed against misuse". The government was warned by family campaigners that parents would be concerned about the number of people able to search the database, and about the potential security risk.

These new fees would pay for the cost of things like electronic monitoring, drug testing and DNA databank submissions, adding more than $3,500 to an already daunting array of financial punishments that include the costs of, among other things, a crime-victim assistance fee and a cash bail fee that people convicted of crimes may face.

SID-Cymru will facilitate a series of electronic case control studies based in the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage SAILL) Databank.

QSAR DataBank [20] is a proposal for the electronic organization and archiving of QSAR model information.

Using the Secure Anonymised Information Linkage (SAIL) databank developed at Swansea University, 21 routinely collected electronic medical records were used to establish health service utilisation throughout the course of pregnancy and 2 months postdelivery.

An immigration databank that federal authorities have created is the "largest law enforcement electronic verification system in the world," said Donald Kerwin, another author of the report.

Also scheduled for release in the fall is the Blueberry Databank Organizer Phone for children not quite ready for a BlackBerry; a hand-held electronic gaming system for toddlers; a battery-powered scooter that can travel at 15 miles an hour; and a pen-based talking computer that can help young people compose music or translate foreign languages.