Sentence examples for routinely retained from inspiring English sources

The cards containing RDT results and the prescriptions given were routinely retained at each facility.

Cellular carriers now routinely retain months and even years of CSLI data, on all of their users.

It has been shown that governments and corporations routinely collect, retain, and process the most intimate details of our connected personal lives.

Liberty, the human rights organisation, has a case challenging the way that DNA is routinely collected and retained, due to reach the European court in March.

From the later part of the epidemic, only medulla was available for biochemical testing: from 2003 whole brains have been routinely frozen and retained.

We were unable to use antenatal cards and delivery records to crosscheck information because women do not routinely keep these after delivery and they are often retained by health facilities.

Many agencies routinely fail to retain email records, which is often due to lack of sufficient funding to construct adequate networks and servers.

A literature search was conducted to identify studies in which syndesmotic screws were retained or not routinely removed.

These three control variables were retained because they were routinely associated with the outcomes [ 63- 65].

The lawyers we've retained on his behalf are routinely intimidated by authorities, obstructed from visiting him and threatened to be disbarred.

Because the C1A and C1B domains are notoriously unstable, maltose-binding protein (MBP) was routinely used as an affinity tag and was retained after purification, because of its ability to enhance the solubility of unstable proteins.