Sentence examples for existing registries from inspiring English sources

Community controls will be randomly selected from lists of previously enumerated children residing in Demographic Surveillance System areas (Kenya, The Gambia, Bangladesh), where birth registries exist (South Africa), or from lists of households in areas with existing registries of households (Thailand).

Effective collaborations or partnerships with existing registries or societies could help to develop renal registries where they currently do not exist, or enhance data collection and dissemination for currently existing registries.

More than 46,000 names of people reported to be safe are in the site's database, which also taps other existing registries, like Mr. Shunn's.

A spokesman for the Illinois State Police, which would establish and maintain the registry, said the cost would depend on whether it could be built onto the state's existing registries for sex offenders and child murderers, as some legislators have proposed, or would have to be created from scratch.

Although most are prospective, the existing registries vary somewhat in design, which needs to be considered when their results are compared.

In this pilot study we used existing registries and whole-body measurements to develop algorithms to calculate lifetime effective doses and collective doses to some hunters in Sweden.

An additional $20 million or so annual federal dispersal that has traditionally gone to the National Marrow Donor Program to oversee its existing registry is also uncertain.

What is more, existing registry schemes like America's Toxics Release Inventory, which forces companies to disclose details of their use of chemicals, achieve environmental goals not through red tape but through the "power of sunshine": the fear of appearing at the top of the list of polluters encourages firms to clean up their act.

We evaluated these two aspects of an existing registry, Gynecology Surgery Registry, by mapping data elements and value sets, used in the registry, to a standardized terminology, SNOMED-CT.

Our effort, directed towards SPARQL query information retrieval, translates the existing Registry information to a Semantic Web technology standard to enhance its potential for re-use.

This impedes valid comparisons of healthcare utilization between migrants and the indigenous population across Europe based on existing registry data.