Sentence examples for searching data from from inspiring English sources
PeopleMaps allows users to automatically search their personal contacts from Outlook, LinkedIn, Facebook, Gmail, and Yahoo, while simultaneously searching data from public Internet sources.
The application allows users to automatically search their personal contacts from Outlook, LinkedIn, Facebook, Gmail, and Yahoo, while simultaneously searching data from public Internet sources.
Incidents of cardiac arrest occurring within the region covered by GWAS will be identified on a daily basis by searching data from Computer Aided Despatch (CAD) reports.
By searching data from the 1000 Genomes Project [ 14], we found that the reported p.Ile2984Val (rs1801239) variant has a frequency close to zero in west Africans, and in Europeans it is actually part of a large intragenic haplotype.
But the government could search data from those companies based on "reasonable articulable suspicion" that someone is an agent of a foreign power, associated with an agent of a foreign power, or "in contact with, or known to, a suspected agent of a foreign power".
SEARCH data from 2002 2003 indicated that approximately 3,700 youth were being diagnosed annually with T2D (2).
Five individual tools are available to search data from multiple perspectives: study search, basic search, ontology search, variable summary and sample by condition.
The sensitivity of the search was checked by comparing the electronic search results with hand searched data from all calls during a period of one month.
We also searched data from all Danish hospitals in order not to miss patients readmitted to hospitals outside our own region.
GEM-TREND, a web tool for searching gene expression data, allows users to search data from GEO using gene-expression signatures or gene expression ratio data as a query and retrieve gene expression data by comparing gene-expression pattern between the query and GEO gene expression data.
Our research shows that informatics can be used to search data collected from previous studies to discover novel relationships and patterns in the data.
