Sentence examples for join the database from inspiring English sources

The bill will outline plans for a computerised database of children waiting for adoption throughout England and Wales (Scotland may join the database at a later date).

If you join the database, we may contact you from time to time with opportunities to participate in our journalism, from live Q&As to sharing photos and videos.

Businesses join the database free of charge but pay for each call received through the service.

Families continue to join the databases and more than 3000 families can now be contacted by researchers about UK autism research.

Maintaining the representativeness of families while increasing the number of families who join the databases will be a main focus, as will supporting recruitment to a large number of ASD research studies.

But Mr. Maltin said that 300 to 400 people are joining the database each day.

He adds that retailers, local authorities, transport companies, hotels and colleges have all expressed an interest in paying the £4,000 annual fee and joining the database.

For example, some EU Member States joined the database agreements later than others, which makes it more difficult to compare data across years due to lack of consistency.

14 To determine the start point for follow-up for patients in the reference group, the median time patients in the exposure groups were registered on the database before their exposure event was added to the date of joining the database for patients in the reference group to create a pseudo exposure date.

The model has been successfully developed with significant patient/service user involvement, has received necessary approval and endorsement from all relevant governance bodies, and is currently resulting in almost three of every four patients approached agreeing to join the recruitment database.

In Scotland, many Obstetric units are joining the Scottish Intensive Care Society Audit Group database "Wardwatcher" to better benchmark critical care performance against nationally agreed standards.