Sentence examples for the database refer from inspiring English sources

The measures reported in the database refer to information on enacted legislation (approved by Parliament) as well as executive or administrative acts, court rulings, or agreements likely to have an impact on labour market performance, including measures entailing changes in the implementation framework of a previously adopted reform3.

For the current statistics of the database, refer to Table 1.

In the present work, a total of 21,595 garlic EST sequences derived from four cDNA libraries made from leaf and stem tissues of Korean and Chinese garlic plants were used to construct the database (refer to the "cDNA library construction" on the website for details).

On the one hand, the performance of the novel CR-HOG based approach for vehicle detection is tested on the database referred to in Section 6.2.2.

The database is free to use for non-commercial purposes given that any publication using the database refers to this paper.

This tool enables researchers to search their queries against sequence databases and produces an output of pair-wise alignments based on the query sequences and matching sequences from the database (referred to as hits).

The databases referred to as SGD_FRYG and LIT_FRYG were used in comparison studies.

The XNG gene identification numbers used for some genes in this study (those not annotated in the GenBank database) refer to the genome sequence annotation of N. gonorrhoeae strain FA1090 that was used in the design of the pan- Neisseria microarray [ 31] and pan- Neisseria microarray-v2 [ 32].

Some links to the source websites included in the Companion CD to the Guide on Legislating for the Right to Food have been modified in the meantime, whereas the data in the legislative database refers to the work done for the Guide on Legislating for the Right to Food, which was published in 2009 as a part of the Right to Food Methodological Toolbox.

Collective knowledge is stored (i.e., memorized) in common-sense database, experiential-knowledge database and implicit-knowledge database (refer to the cognitive domain in Fig. 3).

High-resolution, digitally scanned whole slides of H & E-stained tumors may be viewed using a link to a public database (refer to the Additional material).