Sentence examples for developing registry from inspiring English sources

Mr Dengate Thrush is currently chairman of Top Level Domains Holdings, a company developing registry services for top level domains.

The system is expected to be of great value to communities developing registry resources or individual informaticians wanting to establish quickly which features a database provides (the software is freely available under an open-source license).

The United States sent a delegation only on Thursday, to discuss an agreement for marking weapons with distinctive symbols or serial numbers, and for developing registries of government arms to help deter and detect illegal diversion.

Advocates for patients with an array of intractable diseases like Parkinson's, lupus and juvenile diabetes are among the latest to begin developing registries, and the National Institutes of Health is promoting a linked network of registries for rare diseases with fewer than 200,000 patients.

For example, some organizations have even started developing registries for those who need to be checked on during extreme heat events.

To solve these problems, several groups are developing registries of databases that capture key metadata describing the biological scope, utility, accessibility, ease-of-use and existence of web services allowing interoperability between resources.

And how can we best develop registries to chronicle exposures to mold and fungi?

Newly developed registries should have a rigorous quality assurance program to ensure completeness and accuracy of records.

However, it may be unrealistic to expect multicenter groups to develop registries for every possible interesting combination of conditions (e.g. G-tube feeding plus kidney stone).

The strength of this study is that it covered a well documented, ethnically homogeneous (white) population with several long-running epidemiological projects such as the developing Nationwide Registry of Pediatric and Adolescent Diabetes and the Polish Registry of Neonatal Diabetes [ 29, 30].

The agency is developing the registry and will publish it soon on the Internet, Dr. Skirboll said.