Sentence examples for readily available databases from inspiring English sources
While hashes make hackers' break-ins more difficult, hashed passwords can easily be cracked using so-called rainbow tables — readily available databases of hash values for nearly every alphanumeric character combination, up to a certain length.
Although information exists on social insurance payments for sick leave on the tenth day and onwards, there are no registers or readily available databases on shorter periods of sick leave.
As a consequence, the structural level of businesses (i.e. herds associated in so-called 'pyramid' breeding organisations) that policy targets when facing emergency could not be defined nor extracted from other readily available databases for Scotland.
In contrast to other authors, Zeng et. al [ 18] created an algorithm with the aim of constructing representative, dependable and readily available databases free from redundancy in order to facilitate the evaluation of the efficiency of the algorithms used for predicting the TIS.
Because there is no readily available database for this purpose, the team created a unique database of pictures to be applicable.
Overall, our findings suggest that error of estimation in the interpolation of O3 concentrations using the BME method may be improved with the inclusion of a LUR model developed with a readily available database.
Immigration records exist but because of privacy restrictions, there is no readily-available database that researchers may access to identify, and subsequently contact, émigrés by country of origin.
There are hundreds of readily available NoSQL databases, and each have different use case scenarios [11].
The Patient Safety Indicators (PSIs) are algorithms based on the International Classification of Diseases, Ninth Revision, Clinical Modification, aimed at identifying potential safety-related adverse events through the automated screening of readily available administrative databases.
Similar to the original systematic review, this review was limited to Brazilian theses that were readily available using databases on the Internet or through professional contacts.
However, the taxonomical range of model species for which whole genome sequences are readily available in databases is already wide and is rapidly expanding.
