Sentence examples for database to follow from inspiring English sources

He told me that in a second arrest, I would be photographed and fingerprinted, and the data fed into a federal database, to follow me forever.

Jenny Holmes of AstraZeneca told the conference that Zeneca had developed a database to follow the progression of women through the company, but sadly this project had undergone disruption due to the merger with Astra.

This paper describes a project that uses training data from the TIMS database to follow up providers after training to assess whether they are still working in HIV/AIDS-related services.

Several of the freighters were operated or managed by Ocean Maritime Management (OMM), a Pyongyang-based company with links to the North Korean government, which is also the registered manager of the detained vessel, according to the Wisconsin Project, which uses ship tracking databases to follow North Korean and other vessels.

The policy of the database is to follow patients yearly for up to 14 completed years.

Authors are kindly requested to register on the MMS database and to follow instructions for the electronic submission of their manuscripts.

Specifically, delays in data entry of patient information in the electronic patient-level database used to follow HIV care patients by health facility data clerks have limited the ability of study staff to send SMS reminder for scheduled follow-up appointments to all participants in the CIS arm that have linked to care.

The database enables analysts to follow trends in the composition of the non-domestic stock, and its fuel and energy use.

Those submitting novel variants to the database are expected to follow their own Institutional Review Board IRBB) protocols or consenting processes according to their institution's instructions.

Those submitting new variants to the database are expected to follow their own Institutional Review Board protocols or consenting processes, as their host institutions deem necessary.

Hospital discharge administrative databases were used to follow up patients from admission to discharge and identify the time to surgical repair and in-hospital mortality.