Sentence examples for potential databases from inspiring English sources

But these potential databases raise a host of fundamental, troubling issues.

A search strategy was developed for 13 potential databases (Medline; Alt Health Watch, CINAHL, ERIC, PsycINFO, and Sport Discus via EBSCO; Scopus; CAB Abstracts, Global Health via CAB Direct ISI Webb of Knowledge; Cochrane Library and Health Safety Sciencee abstracts and Clinical Key) using the free text or keyword searches in any fields throughout the full texts.

Potential databases were identified through expert opinion, the website of the European Network of Centres for Pharmacoepidemiology and Pharmacovigilance, and literature search.

Among a large number of potential databases, only a few were found to have public access; among those, nine fulfilled the inclusion criteria, and far less than 1,000 complete MR imaging data sets were available in subjects over the age of 60.

The real purpose of the tax lottery is not to create a potential database of relevant receipts, but to increase tax compliance by changing the dynamic of government's relationship with taxpayers and business it regulates.

This information is sufficient to model the bandwidth cost involved in a potential database replica placement.

She points out the value of a potential database of quantitative (not qualitative) assessments from surgeries on 1,000s of patients.

During the process of vetting potential database partners, he said, the company was forced to reject several companies because they did not meet Plaxo's security standards.

Redox properties of Keggin-type heteropolyacid (HPA) catalysts were determined with the aim of providing a reduction potential database of these compounds.

The Methanogenic Potential Database (BMP Database) provides engineers and scientists with specific and standardized information on the chemical composition and biochemical methane potential of crops, manures, wastes, as well as of mixed substrates.

The proposed model uses different sources of information, such as (i) the designed capacity of storm sewer systems, (ii) a flood inundation potential database, and (iii) historical flooding observations, to evaluate the potential for flash flooding situations to occur.