Sentence examples for possibility of database from inspiring English sources

If the catalogue provides the best products on the 'epidemiological market', and if a community of researchers starts to collectively build and use this system, a positive byproduct should be the increased possibility of database interoperability because, in the future, epidemiologists working on the same subject will choose the questions for their questionnaires from the same catalogue.

Similarly, though schools fingerprint their pupils so they can borrow library books and get their lunch without recourse to anything made of paper and issue no end of assurances about what can and can't be done with biometrics, Taylor thinks the practice creates the possibility of "a database by the back door".

There was also a low response rate, possibly due to the difficulties reported by the participants regarding organisational impairment as well as the possibility of outdated database records from the ADHD charity (ADDISS) that were used to identify potential participants.

In an internal evaluation report the possibilities of the database were praised in this respect.

Interestingly, the Independent splashes on another encroachment of new technology with news of the possibility of a government database to monitor social networking sites.

Correction: June 24 , 2004 Thursday Because of a telephone transcription error, an article in Business Day yesterday about a planned meeting between two medical groups and some Democratic Senate staff members to discuss the possibility of a national database of clinical drug trials rendered a word incorrectly in a quotation from Dr. David Fassler, a trustee of the American Psychiatric Association.

We plan to improve our tool including the possibility of searching the database by sequence.

Participation in the UK's Intensive Care National Audit and Research Centre would be one option, opening up the possibility of a UK/Irish database.

In our study we computationally investigated the possibility of using current database search methods to identify peptides from the superimposed MS2 spectra of 2 and 3 peptides.

Given such high similarity between the duplications, we sought to eliminate the possibility of improperly assembled database sequence using Southern Blot analysis.

These results suggest the possibility of establishing a database that uniquely identifies every major wine yeast strain based on its array karyotype.