Sentence examples for range of the database from inspiring English sources

The respective power function for the distance relationship expressed in Equation 3 is highly significant within the distance range of the database.

We identified cases of incident breast cancer in the hospital registries using ICD-8 and ICD-10 codes appropriate to the date ranges of the databases.

The existing two-group bubble IAC correlations were found to hold under some flow and channel geometrical conditions and to produce relatively large prediction deviations under the other conditions in the range of the presently-collected database.

They range from the database of television licenses, used to target people evading the licence fee, to the national DNA database, which holds profiles of around 4 million people, more than 500,000 of whom have not been convicted of any crime.

Also, the structures of the β-sheets (as judged by the Ramachandran dihedral angles) formed by all alanine hexapeptides fall outside the accepted range of experimental databases,while the structures calculated using the methods used here remain within the acceptable limits of these databases.

Our review has several strengths including its systematic and exhaustive approach and the range of electronic databases used, reflecting the inter-disciplinary nature of the research question.

Phylogenetic distribution describes the species range of each database.

However, it needs to be emphasized that the reliability of the assessment results depends on a multitude of factors ranging from the quality of the database to the potential errors in the GIS.

The databases were searched from 2005 to August 2014; the actual date range for each of the databases searched depended on the coverage of the individual database.

With a resolution of 1 Hz, and a height range of 10 100 m, the database is most suitable for describing the wind structure of the maritime boundary layer (MBL) with relevance for offshore compliant floating structures.

Predicting soil loss outside the range of its own database without determining appropriate different values for the factors (for example the slope factor has only been experimentally determined up to 16%, and extrapolation beyond this should be tested by experimental studies).