The directories of all the users are stored on Napster's servers for use in an organizational database.
We research our extensive organizational database of employers and provide companies for our clients to contact that match their skills and interests.
We identified staff names and email addresses from the organizational database of all those who had attended RCA training in the chosen study period.
The use of ontologies is a means of communicating and resolving semantic and organizational differences between biological databases in order to enhance their integration.
These four sources of data consist of: 1) individual-level data from a population survey of people's utilisation and experience of PHC; 2) individual-level data from administrative databases; 3) organizational-level data from a survey of PHC clinics; 4) contextual-level information from a survey of Local Centres (cf. figure 2).
Through a software package, these data were gathered, creating a comprehensive database with ICU organizational and resource information.
The use of the NPCD database reduced the organizational burden considerably, particularly in view of the number of therapists and patients needed.
The results also rectify errors in the Ensembl database regarding the organizational structure of the actively transcribed GLTP gene in Pan troglodytes and establish the intronless GLTP as a primate-specific, processed pseudogene marker.
Care must be provided systematically and supported by organizational interventions (e.g. computerized databases, decision trees, patient and team member recall systems).
Other important barriers included a lack of political will, limited reporting requirements, lack of established databases, and their own organizational structure.
Much relevant literature, such as working and policy papers, is not included in databases, but only through organizational websites, contacting authors, or internet search engines.
