Sentence examples for computerized ID from inspiring English sources

Women are less likely than men to have registered for a computerized ID.

The problem is that even though 92 million Pakistanis hold computerized IDs, only 84.36 million registered voters appeared on the latest electoral rolls.

For all participants, clinical follow up for further 3 years were obtained; as all Danish patients are registered with a personal computerized ID-number, and all hospital treatment is recorded in a national database, there were no participants lost to follow-up.

The information on CVD mortality and morbidity were collected from National Causes of Death Register and the National Hospital Discharge Registry and ascertained by using a computerized record linkage of individual ID numbers of each of the individuals participating in the study.

This study could have an important implication for the design of the visual searching format of any computerized programs developed for people with ID in learning new tasks.

In the absence of the household card, the census ID was retrieved from the computerized census database using the patient's name and other identifiers.

Once confirmed, the study subject ID is recorded in a computerized randomization log (that will include randomization order, serial number of assigned pill box and the study subject ID).

They were identified through computerized linkage to the Danish Cancer Registry using the unique 10-digit ID-number issued to each resident in Denmark.

The information collected from the Medical Birth Registry and neonatal registry were finally entered into a computerized database where they can be linked using the child's ID-number.

As shown in Figure 1A and 1B, much of the repetitive tasks executed by public health personnel in response to the occurrence of ID cases or outbreaks (Figure 1A in designing questionnaire) is replaced by computerized algorithms of the AEIS (Figure 1B steps A2 to C) as stored institutional knowledge for easy access by public health personnel.

Appropriately, there's plenty of humor throughout the hour-plus-long collection: a computerized welcome message from someone claiming to be Koze's own neighbor; track IDs from a German-speaking toddler; a William Shatner song produced by Ben Folds.