Sentence examples for more detailed database from inspiring English sources

New software allows restaurants to build a much larger and more detailed database -- and offers them countless ways to use the information.

More detailed Database paper guidance is illustrated in Table 1.

Although the AA clan was included previously into the MEROPS database, a general database of proteases, its enormous diversity clearly justifies development of a more detailed database similar to the one described in this paper.

Given the potential clinical importance of hyperoxia following cardiac arrest, we used this larger and more detailed database specifically to confirm or refute the initial findings of the EMShockNet investigators [ 6].

There are also more detailed databases about groups of species, like mammals, fungi and parasites.

The availability of larger and more detailed databases of critically ill adults is heralding a big-data revolution in critical care [ 6, 29, 30].

Building level data are able to provide a more detailed population database than the data sets developed for gridded population dynamic models.

This confirms Farkas assertion, highlighting the importance of developing more detailed anthropometric databases for each ethnical group, due to differences in individuals morphology [ 15], and for this current case, not only because of racial differences, but also the age group; for example, Russians kids are brachycephalic, while Americans are mesocephalic [ 9].

However, previous analysis of the more detailed West Midlands database has shown that the downward trend in regional stillbirth rates, already evident in 2011, could be pinpointed to fewer deaths associated with intrauterine growth restriction, while there was no change in any of the other main stillbirth categories.

Yes, but for now MicroStrategy's tools (which can run on an Oracle database) allow more detailed analysis of big databases (see box, p. 68).

Further research in this area should use more detailed breast cancer databases.