Sentence examples for organisations databases from inspiring English sources

The DaNa2.0 consortium will further strengthen the cooperation and exchange with other dissemination organisations (databases, websites, projects) on the national and international level.

In the first instance, the survey was distributed via email to people listed on the Queensland Dementia Training Study Centre (Qld DTSC) and partner organisations' databases (approximately 2,800 email addresses), that contained details of people with an expressed interest in dementia education/training.

Many organisations migrating enterprise system databases will be moving data between database clusters rather than single servers, making the cost more significant.

But Brussels sources insist that the UK cannot enjoy the same access to EU police organisations and databases without being a member state, including taking on EU data-protection rules and accepting the remit of the European court of justice.

Many large organisations use databases with known security holes that can easily be exploited by anyone who has recently completed the first year of a computer science degree: it's no coincidence that so many of these hacker collectives appear towards the end of the academic year.

Brussels has said it is difficult for the UK to have the same access to EU police organisations and databases without being a member state, including taking on EU data-protection rules and accepting the remit of the European court of justice.

The organisation revealed that hackers had illegally gained access to its anti-doping administration and management system database via an IOC-created account for the Rio Games.

To analyse a medical protection organisation's database to identify hazards related to general practice systems for ordering laboratory tests, managing test results and communicating test result outcomes to patients.

Eligible patients were identified via postings on websites of patient organisations, screening of databases of secondary or tertiary care hospitals and through a primary care network of general practitioners.

When a "substantial investment" is made in collecting the information to make that database, organisations such as the football leagues can charge media outlets for using the data.

PP participated in the collection of data and organisation of the databases from which this manuscript was developed.