The primary outcome was the number of intra-oral radiographs taken per course of treatment collected from a central fee claims database.
The download will be available in exchange for new mutein data sets or for a fee for database curation and data collection.
Last year, he said, it took in $1.25 million, mostly in fees for database searches, and much of the rest in recovery fees from theft victims and insurers that had already paid off claims.
The subject was META's warning that the software giant Oracle might try to charge the companies extra fees for database software they had already bought.
In the 1970s, NLM launched MEDLINE, a fee-based database of biomedical abstracts; it later became the freely available PubMed that is used by researchers, medical professionals, and the public worldwide. .
Many times with a simple fee-paid database search -- I had access to Nexis at the time -- I was able to find more accurate address information than what was listed on the loan.
This study uses engineering dissertations from Proquest Dissertations & Theses to create a data set of citations for the comparison of fee-based databases, Compendex and Scopus, against Google Scholar.
The fee-based databases Web of Science (from Thomson Reuters, which offers also the Book Citation Index and the Conference Proceeding Citation Indexes), Scopus (from Elsevier), and Chemical Abstracts American Chemical Societyy); [18] and the freely available Google Scholar.
This funding financed the access to the fee-paying databases and articles, the translation and editing of the article, and the article processing charges.
It is expected that most reporting would have to be done online (requiring monthly Internet fees), then there would be the fee for the database subscription; together that would cost about $500 to $1,000 (conservatively) per year per premise.
