Sentence examples for entered into a custom from inspiring English sources
Trump and Pecker met more than two decades ago, when Pecker, then the president of Hachette, entered into a "custom publishing" venture with Trump.
Breeding information and experimental records on the breeding colony were entered into a custom designed 4th Dimension relational database (Tiller systems, Brunswick, MD).
Skeletal landmarks were entered into a custom written Computer-Aided Design (CAD) package and combined with CT-scans of hind limb and pelvic bones to create a low resolution framework around which Hutchinson et al. [7] constructed a range of body cavities for Tyrannosaurus.
Data were entered into a custom designed SPSS-data entry program.
Questionnaire data are entered into a custom built Oracle database (on a secure server held at the University of Western Australia) to allow scoring of the measures in the questionnaire and enable patient tracking through the study.
Mare and stallion details, information on veterinary interventions and findings of reproductive ultrasound scans were collected using questionnaires and entered into a custom-designed Microsoft Access database.
All CRFs were double entered into a custom-made data entry program (the EpiData program, version 3.1).
All information was double entered into a custom-made data entry program (FoxPro, Microsoft, Redmond, Washington, USA).
Comprehensive baseline demographic, severity of illness and admission data were entered into a custom-designed database (Microsoft Access™, Microsoft Corp, Seattle, WA, USA).
The data entered into a custom-made MATLAB algorithm included the anthropometric characteristics as well as the U/L kinematics and the pushrim kinetics with respect to the lab coordinate system.
All data were entered into a custom-designed database, Expression Array Manager [ 35], and then uploaded into Resolver 5.0 (Rosetta Biosoftware), DecisionSite for Functional Genomics (Spotfire, Inc ., and Ingenuity Pathway Analysis Ingenuity Systemss) for analysis and mining.
