Sentence examples for open a registry from inspiring English sources

The University of Arizona plans to open a registry in the next few weeks to compile contact information for people who are potentially interested in the study, says principal investigator Akinlolu Ojo.

To study the effect of abdominal decompression in a larger series of patients, we propose to open a registry of patients with ACS undergoing abdominal decompression, coordinated by the World Society of Abdominal Compartment Syndrome (WSACS); more information can be found at the society's website [ 14].

As recently as late December, Trump gave indications that he was still open to a registry for Muslims.

For example, a department store could use WeatherPlanner's data to see what dates couples are searching for in the future, and use this data to predict when that couple is getting married, and prompt them to open a gift registry.

All first-in-man interventions (whether a new procedure or new use of a device) should be included in an open access registry recording key details of the innovation.

CKAN is a registry of open knowledge package which makes it easy to find, share and re-use open content and data," a spokesperson for the Cabinet Office told GC News.

Panama operates what is known as an open registry.

They established voluntary codes of ethics (Check 2006; BIOSINT, 2015), established an open registry of standard biological parts (iGEM 2017; Galdzicki et al. 2014) as early as 2005.

And companies had to maintain an open registry of their securities, so that it could be determined exactly what was outstanding, and give 30 days' notice of new issues.

The average ship can have a flag from one country (60% of ships now fly flags from "open registries", a polite term for flags of convenience), an owner from another, plus a crew of at least five nationalities.

* CKAN - an open source registry of open data, currently used to power data.gov.uk.