Sentence examples for focused database from inspiring English sources

All cases were registered in a focused database, including demographics data, place where the interview take place, time from admission to interview, time from interview to death and interview result and donation data (real and effective donors).

There were no remarkable differences in trends reported between the focused database above and our complete database that includes a higher diversity of matrices except for 3 additional pesticides detected; indeed most extreme detections were from the wax, pollen and bee database of 749 samples.

Seeking specific correlations within a focused database may yield knowledge from the current wealth of information.

A validation study using 2002 data (with information from a clinically focused database in the Canadian province of Nova Scotia as the gold standard) showed high rates of accuracy for the information on PPH in the Discharge Abstract Database [ 9].

Although the two larger databases, GenBank and RDP, returned named matches for a slightly higher fraction of the sequences, the focused databases, CORE and HOMD, were much more likely to accurately identify sequences.

Our study provides a practical solution with considerable performance improvements, is readily applicable in human gut microbiota profiling studies and paves the way for developing similar focused databases for other model systems.

However, the misclassification introduced because of this is likely small as studies from other more clinically focussed databases (which include information on labour onset) have shown similar proportions of iatrogenic and spontaneous preterm births.

That work is focused on database management applications and its main concern is the structural check, ignoring any referential check between elements.

However most of the current studies have focused on database comparison, integration, and clustering [ 55].

gGlOSS extends our previous work, which focused on databases using the boolean model of document retrieval, to cover databases using the more sophisticated vector-space retrieval model.

— The National Institute on Computer-Assisted Reporting holds a number of training sessions as well, most of them focused on databases and data analysis.