Sentence examples for Track registry from inspiring English sources

The advertising initiative, for its part, argues that a Do Not Track registry isn't necessary, saying that the voluntary program is user-friendly and most unwanted ads can be avoided using the cookie technology.

We looked at the notion of doing a Do Not Spam registry, and we decided against it because we were afraid the list of people opting out could get into the wrong hands". Leibowitz also said that the FTC would probably need legislators' approval and increased appropriations before it could implement a Do Not Track registry, just as it received approval and funding for the Do Not Call registry.

It is trying to determine whether something simpler for consumers, like a do-not-track registry akin to the federal Do Not Call Registry, is feasible.

The NWHA is in the process of building its own "tracking registry" to document both pedigree and performance achievements of horses recorded there.

NRA President David Keene told CBS news in January that universal background checks, would lead to a national tracking registry of gun owners, "forced buybacks," and "door-to-door confiscation of specific weapons by the government".

We were unable to identify a commercially available tracking registry that met our study requirements.

Nested matched case control study using data from the Internet Tracking Registry of Acute Coronary Syndromes.

Eligible patients who are past due for mammography or colorectal cancer screening are entered into a tracking registry and randomly assigned to early or delayed intervention.

These data, in addition to race, ethnicity, presence and type of insurance, name of the primary care physician, and contact information were imported into a secure, customized patient tracking registry that was created in Microsoft Access®.

We used data from the Internet Tracking Registry of Acute Coronary Syndrome (I*tr ACS) to compare the odds of diagnostic testing for CPS patients who reported recent cocaine use and who did not between 1999 and 2001.

Because it used a computerized cohort that was tracked through registries and digitized subscriber data, it avoided the need to contact individuals and thus eliminated problems related to selection and recall bias common in other studies.