The possibility of using the databases for different purposes such as animal welfare, food safety and animal health economics will be in focus with the special question if we, in the future, can make databases more transparent by establishing database protocols to share among users of the databases.
"The issue today is our embracing of the attorney general's approach to an open and transparent and friendly database," said Gary Hughes, an MVP spokesman.
However, more recently the scientific community of Brazil has sought to make a change to this top-down approach by taking steps that can lead to transparent access to a database and information, and improve the capabilities of scientists, policymakers, practitioners, and local communities (Alcántara-Ayala and Oliver-Smith 2017).
Raw data and documented estimations of solution properties are made electronically available so that the updated database remains transparent and extensible.
Recommendations should be made only within institutions, with reference to whether the academic has a research, educational, administrative, or clinical focus, and with a consistent and transparent choice about which database is chosen to calculate the h-index.
Examples are recent articles on a new drug combinatory effect prediction based on gene expression data by Goswami et al. 5; and the medication-wide adverse event association analysis using medical record databases by Vilar et al. 6 However, there is a major barrier in delivering reproducible and transparent scientific findings if databases are not being made available.
Papers will be included if they are: Systematic reviews: where relevant literature has been identified by means of structured search of bibliographic and other databases; where transparent methodological criteria are used to exclude papers that do not meet an explicit methodological benchmark, and which presents rigorous conclusions about outcomes.
Qualitative metasyntheses or meta-ethnographies: where relevant literature has been identified by means of a structured search of bibliographic and other databases, where transparent methods had been used to draw together theoretical products, with the aim of elaborating and extending theory.
Systematic reviews: where relevant literature has been identified by means of structured search of bibliographic and other databases; where transparent methodological criteria are used to exclude papers that do not meet an explicit methodological benchmark, and which presents rigorous conclusions about outcomes.
