Sentence examples for exposure to database from inspiring English sources

BioNetwork Bench was created primarily for use by biologists with limited exposure to database query languages such as SQL but who are nevertheless interested in acquiring and manipulating information about their genes/proteins/pathways of interest.

In addition specialised economic databases were reviewed and accessed through the Centre for Reviews and Dissemination allowing exposure to relevant databases including Database of Abstracts of Reviews and Effects (DARE) and 11,000 economic evaluations collected in the National Health Service Economic Evaluation Database NHSEEDD).

Indeed, the development of sound clinical reasoning skills appears to be dependent on exposure to 'an adequate database' of clinical cases [ 4].

Conclusions In this series of population based case-control studies in two large primary care databases, exposure to bisphosphonates was not associated with an increased risk of common gastrointestinal cancers.

This will grant more exposure to their work, as the database will link directly to their publications.

Except for any exposure to levofloxacin in the Optum database, the adjusted ORs for any exposure or current exposure to levofloxacin and moxifloxacin were consistent with random variation (Table  4).

Proportional Reporting Ratios compare rates of events observed with one particular drug with the rates of the same events that may be expected with exposure to all drugs in the database (Evans et al, 2001) and reflect the strength of association between a drug and an event.

An analysis of a large Italian resistance database (ARCA) suggests that exposure to nevirapine is associated with a higher risk of etravirine-associated resistance mutations than efavirenz.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to examine the validity of ICD-9 codes used in an ED administrative database to identify potential exposure to or overdose of acetaminophen products in a pediatric population.

A nested case control study using a cohort of patients with airways disease in the Quebec database also revealed that exposure to ICS was associated with an increased risk of TB in patients not receiving oral corticosteroids [ 17].

The main source of exposure prevalence was the CAREX database, which is a European-wide database on the prevalence of occupational exposure to carcinogens that was developed in the early 1990s.