Sentence examples for major biomedical database from inspiring English sources

Medline is a major biomedical database produced by the U.S. National Library of Medicine (NLM), containing over 20 million citations from approximately 5,600 unique journal titles [ 12].

The DO is utilized for disease annotation by major biomedical databases (e.g. Array Express, NIF, IEDB), as a standard representation of human disease in biomedical ontologies (e.g. IDO, Cell line ontology, NIFSTD ontology, Experimental Factor Ontology, Influenza Ontology), and as an ontological cross mappings resource between DO, MeSH and OMIM (e.g. GeneWiki).

We systematically searched nine databases from 1986 to 2008: (1) the major biomedical databases of Medline, Embase, CINAHL, PsychInfo and the Cochrane database of systematic reviews; and (2) the specialist databases of AMED, CISCOM, Acubriefs, and Cochrane Complementary Medicine Field Registry.

The "missing" published palliative care literature is defined as those articles published (as evidenced by handsearching) but not indexed in the major biomedical bibliographic databases.

Various solutions have been presented for this problem: first came search engines, like Google then major free biomedical databases and, more recently, specialist search engines.

EMBASE is a major biomedical and pharmaceutical database that indexes international journals not represented in Medline or CINAHL.

Such research — all major biomedical research these days — is complex, and expensive.

Where the US has Silicon Valley, Singapore has Biopolis - a major biomedical research and development hub.

LILACS is a biomedical database with articles from Latin America and 'SciELO Brazil' is a scientific database with articles from Brazil.

Data was retrieved from the biomedical database Web of Science provided by the Thomson Institute for Scientific Information (ISI) [ 24].

Today, almost all major biomedical publications are accessible on the Internet.