Sentence examples for participants in the database from inspiring English sources

An excerpt from a news release put out Thursday by the Investment Company Institute, the mutual fund trade group: Though the average 401(k) account balance fluctuated with stock market performance between 2007 and 2011, for consistent participants in the database it showed an average annual growth rate of 5.4 percent, reaching $94,482 at year-end 2011 — up from $76,534 at year-end 2007.

Of the 2,591 participants in the database, 106 (4.1%) (46 males, 60 females) satisfied the criteria for probable bipolar syndrome (at least seven mood elevation symptoms with concurrent symptoms causing moderate-severe problems).

Of 50 398 participants in the database, 889 had no recorded data on smoking, while 951 had weight, height, or BMI outside the acceptable limits.

All four databases used in this paper were approved by local institutional review boards or equivalent committees and all participants in the databases signed a written informed consent at all institutions/hospitals where they were recruited and human experimentation was conducted.

Analyses took account of the clustered nature of the data (by general practice), and the increased sampling of H. pylori positive participants – 33% of participants included in the database, but 15.5% of all participants screened – was dealt with by applying weights that were proportional to the inverse of the sampling fractions.

In other words, many of the participants in this database could be considered treatment resistant, making these positive findings even more important clinically.

He suggested that participants in the DNA database could be asked to rescind their consent agreement, effectively making their blood samples unusable.

On the basis of residential postcode, the participants in the THIN database were assigned a pollution score.

They were participants in the European Genetic Database which is a German/Dutch project studying the development and therapy of AMD.

More specifically, for fact-dimension tables, PathCase-SB caches all small dimension tables (e.g., reaction participant roles) in the database subschemas to avoid multiple disk-based joins with the fact table (e.g., reaction participants) in that subschema.

The authentication feedback was not revealed to the participants and stored in the database for security analysis.