Sentence examples for introduction of the database from inspiring English sources

To allow the introduction of the database, the government required all local authorities to implement the Integrated Children's System, a framework to help improve outcomes for children.

On 8 December 2005, the Secretary of State for Education and Skills, Ruth Kelly, made the official announcement of the introduction of the database, confirmed by the Minister of State for Children, Young People and Families, Beverley Hughes.

Following the introduction of the database the rates of lithium testing and monitoring have improved, helping the county to achieve national standards for the past 10 years with no known cases of toxicity due to inadequate monitoring.

The introduction of this database allows researchers working on the transcriptional response of mammalian cells to radiation to raise important questions such as following: — Which genes show a general transcriptional response to irradiation in different biological systems in vitro and in vivo ?

The home page presents a brief introduction to the database on the left side.

Of the 629 cohort members not found in the HES database, 172 were recorded in the Guernsey death registers as having died prior to the introduction of the HES database in 1997, leaving 457 cohort members unaccounted for and lost to follow-up.

Although Grant had a long criminal record including armed robbery his last conviction was in 1991, four years before the introduction of the DNA database.

The introduction of the National Health Insurance database offered a means to analyze data from the general population of Taiwan.

A total of 64 Nocardia isolates, independent of the isolates used to construct the NDCUH, were subjected to identification based on the NECLC method; identification results before and after introduction of the NDCUH database were compared.

Those lost to follow-up would include any cohort members who had died prior to the introduction of the HES database in 1997, any who were evacuated from Guernsey and did not return, and any still living in Guernsey who had yet to attend the island's hospital and thereby enter the HES database (whether for CVD or non-CVD complaints).

Pattern matching was performed based on each mass spectrum in reference to the NDCUH database, and identification scores before and after introduction of the in-house database were evaluated for improvement.