Sentence examples for retrieval needs from inspiring English sources

Backup and retrieval needs would grow exponentially, which meant the cost in labor hours would kill a company if it didn't have some kind of automated backup.

The study recommends restructuring library collections by increasing the number of agricultural textbooks and databases to meet the information use and retrieval needs of agricultural science students.

This enables the user to build a custom query that suits their specific data search and retrieval needs.

In this case, it can be reasonable to store data in chunks (e.g. documents) and if possible even in the most frequently requested serialization format and also to index on fields relevant to frequent retrieval needs.

For example, a person conducting a search to find original articles for constructing a systematic review will have different retrieval needs than the clinician who is looking for quick answers to manage a patient.

The mental impasse may be a force directing problem solving efforts and providing resistance to finding new interpretations of the problem that must be overcome or it may merely be a temporal blockage of information retrieval needed for reaching the goal [4], [12].

The database design for PeanutDB was intended to be simple and efficient for fast data retrieval needed by our web interfaces.

Even if one is able to identify from each spectrum a correct peptide, information retrieval needed for protein coverage and protein expression level assessment may still be improved by taking into account the possibility of peptide co-elutions.

The Proba-V and MODIS phenology retrievals scaled poorly relative to their high-resolution equivalents, indicating that medium-resolution phenology retrievals need to be interpreted with care, particularly in landscapes with fine-scale land cover variability.

However RCTs make up only a very small proportion of all the articles included in bibliographic databases, and so the problem for systematic reviewers has been to devise a search strategy which is sensitive enough to find all the RCTs, but specific enough not to bury them in a large number of other unwanted retrievals needing to be manually excluded.

Our QBE retrieval system needs to calculate the similarity between musical pieces, that is, a query example and each piece in a database, on the basis of the overall mood of the piece.