Sentence examples for registry i from inspiring English sources

Until my four half-siblings sign up to the voluntary registry I am not allowed to know anything about them – no name, no basic information, no contact details, nothing.

For answers, I phoned the hippest, trendiest baby registry I could find: www.babystyle.com, where a "Celeb Scoop" page features answers to such questions as "Who's Expecting?" (Julia Roberts!) and "Who's a New Mommy?" (Courteney Cox!!).

Taking into account this fear of a national registry, I wonder how Mr. Baum and other gun owners would feel about requiring each state to maintain its own database of gun transactions?

Representative Monique Davis, the lone member of the Illinois House to oppose the law, said that although she favored the state's sex offender registry, "I just don't think that a murderer registry is of much value to anyone except those getting paid to set it up".

Except now I have a build and deployment piece, images automatically get pushed to a registry, I can dynamically scale up and down pods, easily, with a single line command and load balancing is baked into every service I create.

Specifically, the user can select which implementation of ChemicalEntityRecogniser to use or can specify which set of ontology terms are to be recognised and which model the default ChemicalEntityRecogniser should use, and which dictionary registry, i.e. set of chemical name dictionaries, to use for name to structure resolution.

Disease registries, i.e., controlled lists of persons with a specified clinical condition and their associated data, are used to support public health and clinical research activities [ 7].

The studies have in common that they combined different patient registries, i.e. different data sources, to identify patients who had been reoperated due to PJI.

Currently α is fixed by NAACCR at 0.2 for all sites, genders, races, and registries, i.e., 20% of the difference between RMR and USMR is attributed to differential case fatality.

As part of an ongoing clinical audit process all EMS within Australia should undertake linking of their data with hospital datasets and state registries, i.e. trauma and cardiac arrest, to determine patient outcomes.

In Germany, hospitals can deliver data from patients with pelvic fractures selectively or twofold to two different trauma registries, i.e. the German Pelvic Injury Register (PIR) and the TraumaRegister DGU® (TR).