Sentence examples for having a registry from inspiring English sources

The types of problems associated with not having a registry were highlighted last year by an episode involving a Zimmer hip component called the Durom cup.

"Every institution shouldn't have to rediscover which cell lines are eligible for N.I.H. funding, so having a registry is very practical," Dr. Daley said.

While Zimmer executives maintained they responded promptly to issue, some experts like Dr. Malchau said that having a registry would have brought the device's problems to light far earlier.

As Werner Vogels, Amazon CTO told the crowd, as you generate, store and launch these container images, having a registry to keep track of them and reference them becomes increasingly important.

It took decades from the first ideas of having a registry for human clinical trials to the reality in 2007, but I don't think it will take that long for animal registries.

A number of people liked the idea of having a registry collecting information about the "big picture" of a neurological condition(s) (e.g., incidence, prevalence, natural history of the disease, treatments and outcomes, co-morbidities).

It financed an expansion of the National Marrow Donor Program, which has a registry called Be the Match.

Ask if the hospital has a registry that tracks joint replacements.

USA Track & Field has a registry of coaches that requires background checks.

(It also has a registry that patients can join to learn about and join in clinical trials).

"More labs possess them than mail them, and we know some of those, but we don't have a registry".