Sentence examples for the consolidated database from inspiring English sources

Because the consolidated database of TF binding weight matrix models may have multiple models for the same TF, the bias in P-value calculation implanted by multiple hypothesis testing was removed by performing a Bonferroni correction on the raw P-value for each individual weight matrix of the same TF.

According to a 2014 investigation by the Intercept, 40percentt of the nearly 700,000 names in the FBI's Terrorist Screening Database a consolidated database of watchlists, including the that includes the famous "no-fly list"—were not linked to any specific terrorist group; Feinstein's bill would apply to the names in that database.

Such an effort would require that a government agency -- the Transportation Security Administration and the Customs Service are the leading candidates -- have a consolidated database.

The consolidated Oncomine database [ 50] was queried against Id4 and all prostate databases were analyzed.

QResearch is a large consolidated database derived from the anonymised health records of over 12 million patients.

The harmonization trends suggest that a consolidated database is preferable to a federated collection, at least in this case, when seeking to evaluate global bioactivity trends.

This study will use general practice (GP) data accessed from QResearch (http://www.qresearch.org), a large consolidated database derived from the anonymised health records of over 13 million patients from 753 GPS (representing around 7% of the UK practices).

We see ppiTrim as answering a temporary need for a consolidated database and hope that most of the issues that required processing will be eventually fixed in upstream databases and distributed through IMEx consortium.

This argues for a harmonized and consolidated resource (e.g., a consolidated database, standardized gene names) that can provide added value to the global scientific community, similar to the world-wide Protein Data Bank for three-dimensional structures [ 134].

A consolidated database may also break down walls between city agencies by making it easier for, say, the Department of Transportation engineers to figure out where sewer mains are before they start building roads.

"In my humble opinion, a consolidated database with standardized input consisting of mechanism of injury and resulting wounds, classified by battle and nonbattle injuries, would be something you could actually use".