Sentence examples for in a research database from inspiring English sources

This work focuses on the integration of multifaceted extensive data sets (e.g. laboratory values, vital data, medications) and partly unstructured medical data such as discharge letters, diagnostic reports, clinical notes etc. in a research database.

Data were entered centrally in a research database (Microsoft Access 2003).

These data were subsequently stored in a research database.

Data are stored in a research database in accordance with the Dutch Data Protection Authority.

All patients or their substitute decision makers (SDM) provided consent to have their clinical data registered in a research database.

RegaDB allows data to be exported in XML format from local data sources (hospitals, institutes), and these exports can be combined in a research database.

Dark-matter collisions would produce less light than non-dark-matter collisions that generated the same amount of heat.The CRESST collaboration's recent result, published in arXiv, a research database, is the result of an analysis of nearly two years' worth of data taken from eight 300-gram calcium-tungstate crystals.

Why or why not? 4. WRAP-UP/HOMEWORK: In the article, Derek Willis, a research database manager at The Washington Post, wrote "Instead of figuring out how to 'fix' Wikipedia — something that cannot be done to our satisfaction, we should focus on educating the Wikipedia users among our colleagues".

In Yorkshire, where ePOCS is being developed and tested, the electronic patient record used in many hospitals is Patient Pathway Manager (PPM), which contains a research database in which all trials/studies are listed, all associated consented patients are 'tagged' as such, and all related study events are recorded (e.g. date of consent) [ 24].

Data used in this study were drawn from a research database, which was registered in SISNEP under the protocol CAAE 0159.0.268.000-10 approvedoved by the Research Ethics Committee of the State University of Londrina with protocol 191/2010.

Penny specialized in chemistry and toxicology at UC Davis, then did research at Berkley, and now manages a research database corporation in North Carolina.