Multiple keys Database objects can have multiple keys.
As they legally possess the decryption keys, database encryption does not stop them.
Users may access a compound of interest with a variety of identifiers such as InChI Keys, database IDs or common names, or with structure based tools like substructure and structural similarity searching.
A systematic review was conducted of key databases up until May 2010.
One national retailer, for instance, integrated key databases and then pulled large samples of customers from different start years, analyzing how different segments behaved over the following years.
As a non-EU country post-Brexit, the UK could not expect to have access to the European arrest warrant, Europol or key databases.
The police communications network was showcased by George Osborne in his autumn statement as enabling officers to access key databases, to take electronic fingerprints and witness statements, and to stream live body-mounted video while on the move.
Two independent reviewers conducted a systematic search of key databases (MEDLINE, EMBASE, AMED, CINHAL+ and the Cochrane Library from inception to August 2013) to identify relevant studies.
Research Guide - Locate online and print resources, including key databases, catalogs, Web sites, and bibliographies, as well as search strategies, locations, and a wealth of other information about music at Princeton.
However, law is one subject where Google won't be a lot of help to you: legal information is expensive stuff and universities pay tens of thousands of pounds each year to ensure you have access to key databases like Westlaw and LexisLibrary.
