These may include databases from numerous commercial vendors (i.e., Microsoft, Oracle, DB2, etc).
Such searches may include a database of multiple conformations or may generate the proposed matching conformation at search time.
Such information may consist of a 3D model of the building, or may include a schedule, spreadsheet, database, or text document [12].
The database may include tables for storing raw data, i.e., data received from the servers, plus computed values that represent summaries and statistics, among others.
Other limitations of the NEISS database may include miscoding, as well as the potential for selection bias with regards to which caregivers decide to seek ED care for an injury.
It may include disease information or database entry index.
A phylogenetic query would exclude all hot spots as they have very little or no relevance for the result, whereas a typical forensic search of the database may include some indels while ignoring others.
In basic terms this mean that databases may include confidential information related to the government and people, so they need high levels of security policies and mechanisms to protect this data against unauthorized use and malicious attacks.
Such databases may include patients' clinical records, patient-reported outcomes, clinical variables, and physicians' practice guidelines.
Similar to cancer registries, the potential benefits of central registration of GN patients into regional databases may include enhanced physician collaboration resulting in improved patient care [ 1].
