Sentence examples for reported databases from inspiring English sources

Our opium poppy cell culture library is comparable or superior to these reported databases in terms of sequence coverage (Table 1).

We excluded general purpose reference databases (such as MEDLINE and EMBASE), databases primarily presenting information on genomics or proteomics without information on epidemiological studies, databases providing a resource for families and health care practitioners, and reported databases whose websites were found to be non-functional.

The mutation library was also found to be more accurate than previously reported databases TBDreaMDB and MUBII-TB-DB (Additional file 1: Figure S3), because of false positive resistance arising in those databases due to the inclusion of some phylogenetic (but not drug resistance) informative SNPs.

Since that time, at least 40 cases have been described, ranging from isolated case reports to a spontaneous large case series identified from reporting databases [70, 83 87].

This article will overview the clinical alarm problems that have been identified through ECRI Institute's research and analysis of various problem reporting databases, including those operated by ECRI Institute.

In filtering based on "Bug" as report type step, we practically searched in the projects report databases for the reports with issue type "Bug 8 according to our main objective and bug definition.

Staff incident reporting databases at the Trust allow identification by patient name.

Spontaneous adverse event reporting databases comprise voluntary reports of a suspected relationship between adverse effects following medical product exposure.

Second, comparing the FMEA failures with incidents reported on the trust's reporting database proved to be a challenge because reporting databases are known to capture a small proportion of incidents.

Andrew Tucker, the president of the society and the team doctor for the Ravens, said teams had access to information about staph infections through an internal injury reporting database, but the N.F.L. declined to release the data.

It comes as new pressure mounts on a variety of counterterrorism practices, from the courtroom use of warrantless surveillance to the no-fly list and law enforcement's "suspicious activity reports" database.