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In the video, asked by a reporter for NBC News if he would implement a database of Muslims, Trump responded: "I would certainly implement that.
We have developed these two solutions in our server, implementing a database of microarray marker genes (Marker Genes Data Base).
Using this formalism, we implemented a database schema and curated the first database of regenerative experiments based on shape.
This study implemented a database that stores the results of type 2 diabetes association study and detailed information on the study design, and provided graphs that represent the association results.
We describe a novel freely available web server Base of Bioisosterically Exchangeable Replacements (BoBER), which implements an interface to a database of bioisosteric and scaffold hopping replacements.
BioNetCAD allows designing abstract networks that can be implemented thanks to CompuBioTicDB, a database of parts for synthetic biology.
To implement the attack, we created a database of about 120,000 patches not containing keypoints, extracted from a data set of 80 images characterized by very heterogeneous visual contents.
After onset of a cholera epidemic in Haiti in mid-October 2010, a team of researchers from France and Haiti implemented field investigations and built a database of daily cases to facilitate identification of communes most affected.
To address this, Le and colleagues [ 23] developed similar models based on a set of 10 to 60 classes of amino acid profiles that were estimated from a database of alignments and implemented these in both Bayesian (PhyloBayes) and maximum likelihood (PhyML) estimation programs.
Grouping using a rank-free classification (PhyloCode; [ 38]) could be used and will be possible once a database of phylogenetic names is implemented and usable.
Implementation of the latter two visualizations required implementing a specific database architecture to enable reconstruction of the data at any prior upload date.
