Sentence examples for refining the database from inspiring English sources

Since its launch, more than 250,000 people have participated in refining the database, with tasks evolving from a simple exercise in pattern-choosing to more sophisticated work.

We are also grateful to the Obesity Leads and other informants, to Christine McGuire from the Department of Health, and to Gill Moffett and Suzanne Turnock at the Cross-Government Obesity Unit for guidance in refining the database in order to address issues most likely to be helpful to planners.

The drill here is as in election years: canvass swing voters by phone or in person, constantly refine the database and hit targets set by headquarters.

Absorption spectroscopy has been applied to low-pressure, self-deflagrating RDX flames in an attempt to refine the database for evaluation of detailed-chemistry combustion models.

To refine the database further to include the compounds that were likely to be soluble in an aqueous solution and enable eventual testing in solution based assays, we filtered the database for compounds with a log S value of greater than −4 by in-house software ZLogS, which resulted in a database of around 90,000 small-molecule compounds.

After refining the input antibody databases, we found that the T20 score can clearly separate human sequences from mouse sequences and many other species as well.

It's a fantastic and innovative idea that makes great use of geo-location and crowd-sourcing to update and refine the collective database.

To examine the psychometric properties of the Hospital SOPS at multiple levels of analysis, it was necessary to refine the 2007 database data to keep only those hospitals and units that met certain criteria.

To refine the EST database, we compared EST sequences by BLASTN to a set of 454 pyrosequencing-generated contigs and Sanger BAC-end sequences derived both from the Pt genome, and to ESTs and genome reads from wheat.

The database of Li et al. (7) is a framework that can be extended and refined by adding the underlying raw experimental data in the database and/or refining the underlying model assumptions.

In many cases, data integration requires several iterations of refining the local-to-global database mapping rules before a stable set of rules can be obtained.