The people who cared, especially the reporters covering the story, cared acutely, some despite better judgment: we hated ourselves for tracking the routes of private jets and looking for clues hidden in Web code, and so nearly came to hate the person making it all irresistible.
Genetic analysis of a viral infection helps in following its spread in a given population, in tracking the routes of infection and, where applicable, in vaccine design.
Data on the subtypes of HIV in a population help in predicting the potential foci of epidemic, tracking the routes of infection and following the patterns of the virus' genetic divergence.
Next, he had to win approval from nine government agencies, as well as the New York Central Railroad, whose tracks the route crossed.
He was then able to track the route taken by the "ivory": north to the headquarters of the Lord's Resistance Army LRAA), led by psychopath and mass murderer Joseph Kony, and from there further north to Sudan.
Somebody once tracked the route taken in the song and concluded that Morrison must have deployed William Burroughs' cut-up technique on his road map, but such literalism misses the point.
To get a better handle on this, Hjelle and C. J. Peters--chief of the special pathogens branch at the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention CDCC), who visited Argentina last month--each hope to obtain DNA "fingerprints" of local strains of the virus and track the route of infection.
Inmarsat, the British telecommunications company that helped track the route of missing Malaysia Airlines Flight 370, said it will offer a free global airline tracking service over its satellite network.
However, the ability to quantitatively track the route from molecular perturbation to functional phenotype requires an integrative and dynamic framework.
We will track the route via which participants were recruited (anonymously), so that we can analyse the various recruitment strategies and compare the participant characteristics between these recruitment strategies.
