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IGD: a multi-omics database for Ipomoea pes-caprae genomic and biological research. [PDF]
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GenomeDepot: data management system for microbial comparative genomics. [PDF]
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The Phases of Living Evidence Synthesis Using AI AI: Living Evidence Synthesis (Version 1).
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Journal of Learning Disabilities, 1984
In November 1984, l told why l bought a floppy disk drive for my classroom PET and refused a second Apple. By fitting the PET with a disk drive (it had a cassette), I increased its speed and program versatility. Teachers do not need new computers for drill and practice, although in five years innovations in voice control and simulation may make all ...
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In November 1984, l told why l bought a floppy disk drive for my classroom PET and refused a second Apple. By fitting the PET with a disk drive (it had a cassette), I increased its speed and program versatility. Teachers do not need new computers for drill and practice, although in five years innovations in voice control and simulation may make all ...
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Biosystems, 2005
This paper presents DNA algorithms for five relational algebra database operations, selection, projection, union, set difference, and Cartesian product on so-called DNA databases. A DNA database is a database where data records are encoded as DNA strands. The five operations mentioned before are fundamental in the field of databases and perform most of
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This paper presents DNA algorithms for five relational algebra database operations, selection, projection, union, set difference, and Cartesian product on so-called DNA databases. A DNA database is a database where data records are encoded as DNA strands. The five operations mentioned before are fundamental in the field of databases and perform most of
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Methods of Information in Medicine, 1987
SummaryAn entity relationship level design is given for medical information systems. This design is aimed at-conceptual-integration of hospital information systems, patient history record keeping systems, future diagnosis systems, etc. In particular, it lays out a foundation for distributed databases.
D, de Champeaux, J, Davidson, R, Roberts
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SummaryAn entity relationship level design is given for medical information systems. This design is aimed at-conceptual-integration of hospital information systems, patient history record keeping systems, future diagnosis systems, etc. In particular, it lays out a foundation for distributed databases.
D, de Champeaux, J, Davidson, R, Roberts
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American Journal of Medical Genetics, 1999
The computer database on X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) disorders developed by Arena and Lubs in 1991 has now been updated to include all currently known XLMR disorders and nonspecific (MRX) families. Currently, it includes 123 syndromes, 59 nonspecific XLMR families, and 60 families from the Miami/Greenwood study.
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The computer database on X-linked mental retardation (XLMR) disorders developed by Arena and Lubs in 1991 has now been updated to include all currently known XLMR disorders and nonspecific (MRX) families. Currently, it includes 123 syndromes, 59 nonspecific XLMR families, and 60 families from the Miami/Greenwood study.
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Science, 1985
Electronic databases corresponding to most of the world's currently published literature and many other types of information are publicly available through online systems. Scientific databases that give references for publications are numerous and widely used; scientific numeric databases that are open to the public are far fewer and less used.
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Electronic databases corresponding to most of the world's currently published literature and many other types of information are publicly available through online systems. Scientific databases that give references for publications are numerous and widely used; scientific numeric databases that are open to the public are far fewer and less used.
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International Journal of Computational Science and Engineering, 2011
Databases today are carefully engineered: there is an expensive and deliberate design process, after which a database schema is defined; during this design process, various possible instance examples and use cases are hypothesised and carefully analysed; finally, the schema is ready and then can be populated with data.
H.V. Jagadish, Li Qian, Arnab Nandi
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Databases today are carefully engineered: there is an expensive and deliberate design process, after which a database schema is defined; during this design process, various possible instance examples and use cases are hypothesised and carefully analysed; finally, the schema is ready and then can be populated with data.
H.V. Jagadish, Li Qian, Arnab Nandi
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2018
This chapter provides a history and overview of what is called “structured” journalism, journalism that grapples with a different conception of journalistic facts and the means by which these facts can be strung together to create news stories. Instead of using databases and social science methods to craft narratives, so-called computational or ...
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This chapter provides a history and overview of what is called “structured” journalism, journalism that grapples with a different conception of journalistic facts and the means by which these facts can be strung together to create news stories. Instead of using databases and social science methods to craft narratives, so-called computational or ...
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