Sentence examples for using a global database from inspiring English sources

Using a global database of subsea fibre-optic cable breaks we identify earthquakes that triggered (and did not trigger) submarine mass movements from 1989 to 2015.

The global and regional influence of the El Niño-Southern Niño-SouthernENSOscillationon on ENSOeme phenomenonion was analyzextremeg a global database comprecipitation7000 high quality observation sites.

Using a global database that includes the evolutionary relationships and fossil record of 1678 types of bivalves spanning about 200 million years, the researchers found a close correlation between the disappearances of some genera and their closest genetic relatives, the researchers report today in Science.

In the present study, we estimated the magnitude of mesothelioma in the world accounting for both reported and unreported numbers by using a global database and extending our previous ecological model.

Finally, we searched the Tsarina's haplotype using a global mtDNA database of 23,627 individuals (4,839 individuals in the US SWGDAM mtDNA database and 18,788 individuals from an internal AFDIL Research Section database as of 01/16/09) and found no match making this haplotype a rare sequence.

Using a global fleet database, we analyse aircraft lifecycles and their interaction with fuel price, demand, policy and economic cycles.

The strength of our evaluation is its focus on the target group and detailed scrutiny of the evidence of mefloquine use in this group using a global drug safety database.

With a virtual border in place, the actual border guard will become the last point of defense, rather than the first, because each visitor will have already been screened using a global web of databases.

This study used a global species database to filter geographic records to address this issue.

Using a comprehensive global database, we quantified the effect of fluctuations in food abundance on seabird breeding success.

Photosynq (Archived at http://www.webcitation.org/6Y5LzH0vQ) is an open research project whose goal is to create a low cost, hand-held measurement device which researchers, educators and citizen scientists can use to build a global database of plant health.