Sentence examples for operates a database from inspiring English sources
Dr. Roos operates a database, known as PlasmoDB, that contains genomic information about the malarial parasite, including the two new data sets.
His father is a partner in Sage Capital Management, a hedge fund in White Plains, and is the United States chairman of the Art Loss Register, which operates a database that tracks stolen art.
In 1969, Italy became the first country to create a specialized unit to combat illegal trafficking of cultural property, and the Carabinieri operates a database to locate and track cultural thieves.
Fortunately, the European Patent Office EPOoperatestes a database and patent search engine entitled Espacenet, which contains over 70 million patent documents from 1836 to the present.
Celera plans to patent some genes, but its principal business plan is to operate a database of the human and other genomes, charging fees for use of the programs that search and analyze the genetic data.
Even while testing at the clinic ceased for two months, the foundation continued to operate a database that allows producers and talent agents with passwords to see performers' test results from other clinics.
Today's announcement, scheduled long before the tumult in biotech stocks, was a morale booster for Celera, which eventually plans to operate a database of human and other genomes, charging fees for use of programs that search and analyze genetic data.
It was commissioned to implement and operate a database, an information system and a scientific working program on HTA [4,5].
The company offers a database option that's designed to be faster thanks to operating a database on the server's memory.
New York State also operates a telephone database that provides a caller information about a high-risk offender if the caller provides the parolee's name and address.
For US organisations these include: Guidestar, which provides information on the goals, strategies and achievements of charitable organisations; Charity Navigator, which rates organisations based on their efficiency and transparency; and, Great Nonprofits, which operates a large database of user-generated reviews of charities.
