Sentence examples for through which databases from inspiring English sources

The objective of the research presented here was to identify where health care practitioners can locate reported RCTs of pediatric CAM; specifically, in which journals these reports are published and through which databases those reports may be identified.

It is observed that there are multiple ways adopted by the database developers through which a database can be browsed and out of all browsing by alphabetical or by pathway accession number is most popular, followed by the species/organism-specific browsing.

There are other types of browsing options, such as Cellular or Biological Process, Disease names, extracellular signaling molecule/ligand or Category of Pathway-specific browsing, available, through which the databases can also be browsed.

This layer contains two abstract classes, namely, 'BaseEntity' and 'BaseRelation' through which common database operations (e.g. creating new entities, deleting entities, selecting by common criteria, etc).

It is a well known fact that the developers of any database mainly focus on two different aspects, firstly, the 'primary or raw data' and/or the 'secondary or processed data' and secondly, the 'technical operations' through which a database can be smoothly accessed, queried and several applications can be run.

"Now, which database are you referring to?

Against which database?

This is fine as long as (1) the databases are interoperable and enable access to the information in the same format, (2) there is a single point of access through which the different databases can be identified and located, and (3) duplicate entries can be easily identified.

He believes the future of research lies more in object recognition by computers and databases through which paintings can be compared globally.

Opponents of the bill were seeking to curb "backdoor searches," through which law enforcement scrapes databases for messages of Americans who may have had incidental contact with — or merely mentioned — foreigners who are on watch lists.

An important step in the process involves the creation of six reference databases (DB) for orthologous protein pairs in human-rat, human-mouse, human-fly, rat-mouse, fly-rat and fly-mouse.We created these reference databases through which MS-based experimental data can be screened to obtain a subset of proteins quantified in the experiments with an existing ortholog in the target organism.