Sentence examples for restrictive database from inspiring English sources

The analysts, though, had missed the other threads of information sitting in their computer systems, so they did not put him in a more restrictive database that could have resulted in his inclusion on a "no fly" list.

We hoped that a random selection of journals from this database would include not only high impact indexed titles but also smaller journals that publish trials and would therefore include a more representative selection of journals than more restrictive databases.

However, we identified several deficiencies that make usage of such RDF databases restrictive or challenging for common users.

Although the RDF platform is already widely used in many cheminformatics areas, we identify several deficiencies that make usage of RDF databases restrictive or non-user-friendly: 1. Special procedures are not supported.

This may well be due to the 'positive ionisable' (PI) features of the α1A and α1D pharmacophores being more restrictive in terms of database searching.

The recognition motifs included in the SMART and Pfam databases are too restrictive, as the motifs have been created based on the small datasets available some years ago.

The search strategy used for the current study also yielded 8 more studies that met inclusion criteria than included by Bradbury-Jones et al., perhaps reflecting the use of five versus two databases and less restrictive search terms, despite both reviews having a focus on acute hospital care.

The small number of patients in the database due to the restrictive criteria of inclusion (NMIBC, first tumor, no CIS associated, and disposable molecular markers) and the retrospective analysis of a preexisted database with no specific design for this use were important limitations of the present study.

Data on the type and duration of the restrictive measures were extracted from the hospital database after the episode had finished.

But on Tuesday, during his opening statement in a federal lawsuit challenging a restrictive voting law, Kobach said the federal databases could not adequately identify noncitizens on the voting rolls.

While this is a valid approach to ascertaining the accuracy of a dataset, it also requires names and addresses to be present in multiple databases, a difficult proposition in a restrictive data access environment.