Ever since then, it's kept track of their health outcomes.
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The little chart where I'd kept track of my period.
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She kept track of auto service because I suck at cars.
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Museum employees have long kept track of artworks that referenced Sept. 211.
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We've kept track of all the outrageous things they've said on the trail.
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We rarely returned to Colombia, but my father kept track of the news.
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He detailed how he kept track of each home elevation and reconstruction project.
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Ben Fawkes, editor of ESPN Chalk, kept track of all the offers Berry received.
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He approached me four times for one assignment and he never kept track of it.
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Over the years, the researchers kept track of each participant's marijuana use and overall health.
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We also kept track of how long each candidate spoke (some of them in Spanish).
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We've kept track of the cast — and where they stand in Mia and Amber's clash.
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The researchers also kept track of the students' grades and performance in the class that semester.
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Amazingly, my colleague Mark Josephson kept track of them, clipping the paragraphs into a running file.
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Dhruv kept track of all the times my devices tried to ping Amazon's servers during the week.
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I kept track of the number of cubits in the ark or the order of the Kings.
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Organizers posted feet from the scene kept track of potential arrests using a private WhatsApp messaging forum.
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The researchers kept track of the seaweed bloom month after month, as it grew and shrunk seasonally.
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For example, the team kept track of the birds in Mauritania by banding them with colored rings.
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Some churned out anti-Maven memes; others kept track of employees who were quitting over the contract.
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If you had something that kept track of all the successful previous choices, practise would be easy.
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More people started the program than completed it, though Fitbit has not kept track of how many left.
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McDonald and Houghton asked a high-school intern they worked with how she kept track of her period.
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The woman even kept track of the worm's movements with some well-lit selfies until it was safely removed.
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The volunteers all wore ambulatory blood pressure measuring devices, which kept track of blood pressure 222 hours a day.
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We're talking over $51,000 in donations — that's the total that Salem's Statesman Journal has kept track of, at least.
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Local TV station NECN kept track of the stops in and visits to New Hampshire made by every candidate.
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Trump's name and contact information also appear in Epstein's "black book" that kept track of his friends and associates.
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Third, it kept track of those leaving the country to make sure that temporary guests did not remain illegally.
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As someone with a background in science, I kept track of the statistics of the outbreak from the beginning.
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She kept track of what the squirrels were doing by entering data into a customized app on her phone.
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The device kept track of when the women sat or reclined and when they got up and moved around.
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This year, we kept track of every political jab and line made at the 90th annual Academy Awards show.
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Through her Gallery Tally project, Hebron has kept track of the gender breakdown of artists represented by dozens of galleries.
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The visitor section, which kept track of visitors to your profile and also profiles that you'd recently browsed, is gone.
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We also kept track of deteriorating ties between Iran and Saudi Arabia, after Riyadh executed a Shiite cleric, sparking protests.
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When he sold flour to your sister, your sister kept track of that amount — and then told Mom about it.
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Early cultures kept track of nature's ebb and flow, passing improved knowledge about hunting and agriculture to each new generation.
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This was a neighborhood, South Shore, where "people tended to their lawns and kept track of their children," she writes.
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A lifelong lover of books, she kept track of all she read on index cards and recorded her opinion in code.
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I often lose count while swimming 500 meters, and I liked how the goggles kept track of my distance for me.
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But the game had a different way to let you know how you were doing: it kept track of your statistics.
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Recently, I started cooking for myself more often and have kept track of all the products I needed and actually used.
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For years, locals kept track of the hurricanes brewing in the Gulf of Mexico with magnetic maps hung in their kitchens.
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Volunteers taught farmers how to space their seedlings and use fertilizer, promoted safe birthing practices and kept track of rabble-rousers.
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Incredibly complicated-looking computer systems kept the ship running on course — and kept track of the thousands of containers on board.
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Ever since I started with Southwest, I've kept track of the passengers I've flown, and today I'm flying my one-millionth passenger.
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We kept track of how many men and women were mentioned in each story, and how many men and women were quoted.
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He breaks down how and why ultra shortcuts work, explaining how Mario Kart Wii kept track of player positions and lap counts.
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The assistants also kept track of Mr. Guzmán's appointments, scheduling visits from his wife, his business partners and several of his mistresses.
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During each page load the software kept track of data transfers made to outside companies and generated a summary of what happened.
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But I kept track of the important batch of studies she produced in subsequent years, and the healthy debate they had prompted.
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Adachi kept track of Fujimoto with the Riveters, the league's New York-area franchise that now plays its home games in Newark.
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I never kept track of which exes supposedly inspired which songs, because to me, her songs have always acted as emotional blank slates.
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So for years I kept track of my runs with my stopwatch and counted up the number of miles I ran each week.
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Some of the members, while intellectuals, writers and scholars, retained ties to the government and kept track of what was going on inside.
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Over the years, agents and informers kept track of Mr. Mesches's day-to-day activities, reporting to headquarters on matters large and small.
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I still went out to dinner and had fun, but I kept track of everything and ate smaller portions of the richer foods.
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Since 2013, she has kept track of over 110 cases of sexual assault in college football and contributed to Broadly's own NFL Report.
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Using Google Earth, we labeled landmarks, like a minaret and a water tower, and kept track of the nearby hills and mountain ridge.
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He hasn&apost kept track of how many people he&aposs hosted over the years, but says it&aposs somewhere in the dozens.
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I started thinking about this and started talking about this with Peter and Jeff, and we also kept track of what was happening.
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Week in, week out, deGrom kept track of the contract extensions that other Major League Baseball teams signed with their stars this spring.
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Officials caution it may be too soon to draw conclusions since they never kept track of marijuana-specific stats before the drug was legalized.
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In Canada, members of banned white nationalist groups remain on Facebook, according to Anti-Racist Sudbury, which has kept track of the company's progress.
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But haven't you always wished that your drink holder also kept track of how many beers you've downed before it's time to drive home?
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They kept track of participants' marijuana use — hilariously measured in "joint-years" — as well as their tobacco use and 12 measures of overall health.
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The fashion-conscious Christine chose the sisters' matching wardrobes, Dorothy kept track of finances, and Phyllis did most of the talking for the trio.
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Previously released interview summaries detailed how Rybicki and Comey kept track of the memos the former FBI director wrote about his interactions with Trump.
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That interview with Rybicki shows how he and Comey kept track of the FBI director's conversations with the president, which Comey memorialized in writing.
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The president had either made an honest mistake (that happens) or he hadn't kept track of more current briefings (that shouldn't happen) or both.
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So in addition to playing venues and traveling to new places, I booked hotels and kept track of all of our instruments and sound equipment.
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The shelter has kept track of Nigel's progress and hijinks on an Instagram they created for the kitten, who they affectionately call No Nose Nigel.
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Epstein kept track of his friends and associates with a "black book", which included two addresses, 14 phone numbers, and an emergency contact for Trump.
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She kept track of the water and would text updates to her husband, who stayed at the police station in the midst of the flooding.
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I've been skiing for the past 16 years and have kept track of the less-obvious things you'd need when you're up in the mountains.
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Although she issued dozens of orders in every case, she kept track of all of them, and excoriated the caseworkers when they weren't carried out.
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We've built our lives and societies around this periodicity, with days that are divided into hours, minutes, and seconds, all kept track of by clocks.
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Software created by a former messenger kept track of the trips and electronic earnings, occasionally throwing in an intentional setback for the sake of verisimilitude.
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There were several mainframe systems that kept track of things like the president's correspondence, and anybody who would be sending résumés in for presidential appointments.
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Pausing the workout in between activities, I noticed that the app kept track of Active and Total Calories burned based on data from the accelerometer.
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The automated system the researchers developed for monitoring the flies kept track of their movements with cameras, scoring any extended period without movement as sleep.
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Other commenters had questions about how Bouman and her colleagues kept track of the massive amount of data coming in from all over the world.
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For several years after the decision, I kept track of each new appeal that invited the justices to change course, but eventually, I abandoned the project.
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Officers made sure residents stayed in their homes while the mountain lion was in the area, and kept track of the creatures movements with a drone.
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Metcalf kept track of his progress on Snapchat, which quickly amassed more than 5,000 views when he uploaded it to Michigan State University's specific Snapchat story.
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Five years ago, at my therapist's urging, I kept track of every panic attack that washed over me: my record for a single day was 132.
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A joint investigation by Motherboard and PCMag reveals how Avast, which owns AVG, kept track of detailed information on what many of its users did online.
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He then built a browser-based HTML/Javascript tool that kept track of the stitch colors and allowed him to reference it wherever he was knitting from.
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No, it's that we'll be able to simulate the individual synapses in the human brain, much like The Sims kept track of how hungry your character was.
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She suggested that they get the money in cash, but I hated having to get the right change (lazy much?) so we kept track of it virtually.
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But language in the documents suggests that it may have copied the digital keys, kept track of keystrokes to help the F.B.I. identify the passwords, or both.
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"Him" being the show's notoriously secretive creator Matt Weiner, who kept track of all the storylines on a big board in the writers room, written in code.
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Activists and lawyers who have kept track of abuses at the center worry about the spread of family detention — and the distress they say comes with it.
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Rich says he never kept track of analytics, but he claims that, at its peak, SA was the web's largest paid forum, if not its largest, period.
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As Entertainment Tonight noted, Rodgers kept track of Fletcher's every sleepy move along the 10-hour road trip from Nashville to Dallas that started at 4:30 a.m.
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I read about video game characters, their plots and relationships, and kept track of new releases for years before I finally purchased my first console in my 20s.
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The scholarship offers she received totaled more than $4 million, according to Ms. Harrison and her mother, who kept track of the financial offers on an Excel spreadsheet.
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Seeing great potential in Birch, Norris kept track of the evangelist after pointing him to the Sweet Baptist Mission in Hangzhou, China, where he arrived in September, 1940.
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My son said that he has kept track of his expenses for his diabetes over the last 15 years and that the amount is staggering even with insurance.
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They had a system that kept track of how much money you owed; that way, if you called them back, they were able to repeat back your balance.
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As Wired notes, she kept track of the books and negotiated Amazon's first freight contracts, which helped the company when it was then still headquartered in a suburban garage.
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At the start of her weight-loss journey, Morley created a Instagram account for the plump pup and kept track of her pet's progress with weekly weigh-in posts.
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Throughout, the EU's leaders, Donald Tusk and Jean-Claude Juncker, were mostly helpful, and a large cast of senior and junior bureaucrats kept track of the seemingly endless details.
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After its data loss prevention system notified NSO of the potential theft, the company kept track of the rogue employee, knowing he had downloaded sensitive information, the people said.
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After that, Wilkey kept track of the woman and repeatedly pulled her over to search her, her vehicle, and her purse, at least 15 times, according to the lawsuit.
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While the idea of an HIV registry might seem autocratic, most countries already have some version of one, including the US, which has kept track of HIV+ people since 1981.
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Firms generally need a licence to use, transport or dispose of the most dangerous substances, which are kept track of and often have to be treated before incineration or landfilling.
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He found a notebook in which he and the friends who were taking care of his brother in the hospital kept track of each day's suffering: the vomiting, the diarrhea.
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This study enrolled over 100,000 women nurses from the ages of 25 to 42 starting in 1989, and has kept track of their overall health through questionnaires mailed every two years.
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Over that time, Solis, with the help of Jaimy Szymanski, kept track of the movements — like the entrance of social media darlings Peach and Meerkat that did not make the map.
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While the mainstream news has kept track of every new record set by bitcoin, the really big money this year has been in the altcoins that don't get as much attention.
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My dad, who is divorced from my mom but remains on friendly terms, kept track of all of our Facebook posts about running and listened in on our conversations about running.
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The museums have not kept track of how many visitors have come on the Arabic tours, but each week more people learn about them through word of mouth and social media.
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It's something that didn't quite sink in as I kept track of the minutiae of FBI special counsel Robert Mueller's investigation into possible Trump-Russia collusion over the past two years.
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Astronomers noticed a bright burst near Arp 299, and kept track of the occurrence over a decade, which revealed a jet of electromagnetic waves going in one direction from the black hole.
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They even added a subsystem that kept track of users' emotions and verbal feedback, which helped the team follow the conversational wind, like a sailor bring a ship in safe to port.
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Over the fall, conservationists kept track of how this shining stadium affected the local avian population and found 60 birds, dead from crashing into the Vikings' home, scattered around the glass walls.
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When Assange was asked in an interview about the most important stories in the cache, his first example was a spreadsheet that kept track of donor contributions—all of it previously public.
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She kept track of her steps on her cellphone, spent an hour every morning writing Buddhist sutras to her daughter and husband, and helped keep local forests clean with a volunteer group.
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After seeing my call-out on Twitter for people to share their experiences for this piece, she kept track of what she thought about the next time she had sex with her boyfriend.
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Despite that the CIA, FBI, and NSA all concluded that Russia meddled in the election, Trump continues to deny and obfuscate the facts—and we kept track of every time he did it.
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Martin always kept track of how many Harley had thrown, and when the Show squeaked out a victory to get into the finals, he approached Lorenzana about Harley's availability for the next game.
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Since then, my app has kept track of her at all hours with what looks like a cartoon speech bubble—a circle with a small arrow poking out to indicate her exact location.
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Like the standard PokeDex, it kept track of every Pokémon you've seen or caught, but the National Dex included entries for every Pokémon that has ever been included in a mainline Pokémon game.
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The team kept track of where the teenagers were in their circadian cycle by measuring their saliva's levels of melatonin, a hormone that rises and falls regularly over the course of the day.
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The cybersecurity firm Recorded Future, which has kept track of publicly reported ransomware attacks, tracked 80 on municipalities this year, compared with 53 in 2018, though both figures are likely to be underreported.
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I soon learned that the thing everyone in the military kept track of, even more than the daily body count, was the countdown to rotating home — "123 days and counting," someone would say.
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When asked if this obfuscates police spending, Mueller said it would be inappropriate "if we actually kept track of Beat 26 money," or if officers were to believe that Facebook was footing their salaries.
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But the Congressional-Executive Committee on China (CECC), a branch of the American government, has kept track of those prisoners whose names have entered the public domain, usually because their arrest has been announced.
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For a full week, the participants kept track of their dreams, and the Cheese Board was delighted to discover that none of them woke up drenched in sweat and frantically clawing at their pajamas.
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The researchers then kept track of which intra-gastric infusion prompted the most enthusiastic licking (as the mice thought the sugar was coming from what they were licking and not directly from a tube).
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As we chatted on the landing of a central stairway, back in 2017, I kept track of the number of women who came by to hug him and leave lipstick kisses on his cheeks.
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What has happened is that many people have confused the 1,500 children whom the government has not kept track of with children cruelly separated from their families at the border — a definite but different problem.
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As I went, I kept track of everything I got for free or at a discount, recording the New York City prices and values as accurately as possible, depending on how each place handled the transaction.
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Wray added that the FBI was reaching out to local law enforcement agencies to ensure that hate crimes, which have historically been underreported, are kept track of to get a more complete picture of the issue.
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Meanwhile, on social media, photographers of all stripes â€" from news organizations to everyday folks wielding smartphones â€" have kept track of every moment, conveying to the rest of the country how bad this disaster is.
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The Democratic group American Bridge, which assembles research and video files on Republican candidates, has kept track of which candidates have pledged to vote for the Republican presidential nominee, even if that person is Mr. Trump.
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In keeping with that spirit, Judge and Berg decided early on to chart the game of corporate musical chairs in Silicon Valley, and kept track of big company progress and headline news while they researched subsequent seasons.
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Throughout the 1950s and 1960s, police kept track of suspected homosexuals, and they regularly raided bars, shut down businesses, seized alcohol and money, and arrested people for not wearing three pieces of clothing appropriate to their gender.
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Mr. Nikas countered Tuesday that many of the artists belonged to a raffish, disorderly group, who drank and even sometimes fought inside the Cedar Tavern in Manhattan, and may not have kept track of their own work.
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One showed you the currently alive players, another kept track of points and standings, and one was a narrow, ticker-style screen that displayed a steady stream of in-game happenings that weren't caught by the cameras.
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These patients had been part of the pre-existing Rochester Epidemiology Project, which has kept track of the medical records from nearly all residents in Olmsted County, Minnesota, where the Mayo Clinic was founded and still remains.
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He did not want to pay a broker's fee — often as much as 15 percent of the annual rent — so he tackled the project with his uncle, who kept track of their prospective apartments in a notebook.
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For the study, participants kept track of their migraine headache frequency and severity for four weeks before being randomly assigned to receive true acupuncture treatment, sham acupuncture treatment or to be put on a waiting list for treatment.
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That dot was Michael Hall, a cyclist in a 5,500- kilometer endurance race being watched online by a community of "dot watchers," fans who kept track of the cyclists along their thirteen-day route from Fremantle to Sydney, Australia.
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To tease out any connection between nicotine and ADHD, the researchers turned to national databases kept in Finland, one of which stored blood samples from mothers-to-be and the other kept track of children who developed the attention disorder.
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Had the world number one not kept track of the score, he might have thought Ward had just won the match as the Briton celebrated by holding both arms aloft as he lapped up the applause from all around the court.
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The database even kept track of who clicked on which message through Grand Slam Marketing, one of the alleged companies involved in the operations, which was named a "premium parter" on one of the scam sites victims were pointed to.
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Take one week in September, for example: For seven days last month, I kept track of every penny I made driving for both companies and wound up making $257 for less than 14 hours of work — that's about $19 an hour.
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Cartels kept track of expenses Despite its role as an international drug trafficking organization, the North Valley Cartel kept detailed reports of costs associated with smuggling drugs, and jurors saw pages and pages of spreadsheets with records of different drug shipments.
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Stargirl dedicated her life to helping people, and making them feel good, in small but important ways: She kept track of everyone in Mica's birthday, and cut out clips from newspapers of stories of people who may need her assistance.
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In the constant quest to divine the thinking of Mr. Putin, Mr. McFaul recalled in an interview, the United States Embassy in Moscow kept track of American citizens who enjoyed seemingly unfettered access to the Russian leader in his Kremlin palace.
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It's more like an opportunity for Littlefinger to point out that he's kept track of this thing since season 1, and that one stupid dagger more or less instigated The War of the Five Kings and all the events of this television program.
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Throughout what might be the cutest research period ever, the team kept track of what paws the cats used to first step into the litter box, first take a step down the stair, recline and reach for food in a plastic feeder.
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Daley is one of 47 publicly out-of-the-closet as LGBT athletes competing this year, a record-breaking number, according to Outsports, which has kept track of athletes who have announced their sexuality to the media for every summer Olympics since 2008.
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Anyone who kept track of the (brief, but dramatic) romantic saga between the two pop stars should recognize the color and style of the dress from that sad picture of a solo Swift leaving a tropical vacation with Styles in early 2013.
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I also kept track of every interesting moment along the way, from a questionable passenger who wanted me to break the law to a blown tire that prevented me from making over $100 on one of the busiest days of the week.
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Luckily, I had kept track of the other half of most of them (via my very sound system of searching automatic bill notifications in my Gmail), but it was clear that it was truly time to rethink how Venmo fit into our relationship.
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He also says he has never been able to get below 29 words to fill the hundred boxes, and today we have 28, so maybe this is a pinnacle achievement — don't quote me on that because I've not kept track of these.
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Their wedding ceremony — in a town outside St Petersburg — started at 1400 GMT, the same time as the Spain v Russia match kicked off, and the guests kept track of the score in a Round of 16 tie that ended 1-1 after extra-time.
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But the ways in which many of these mythmaking houses have kept track of the various characters they've come up with, and the partners they work with to have those characters live on in different forms, has been almost as antiquated as Steamboat Willie's original 1928 animation.
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The star has kept mum about whether she's carrying a boy or a girl, although eagle-eyed fans have kept track of every social media post that she shares, causing many of them to wonder if the TV reality star has dropped hints of the sex in some of her posts.
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They had no maps, and kept their phones off in case a flash or signal alerted the authorities, but MC had told them it would take around two and a half hours to make landfall, so they kept track of time, reckoning on each minute taking them closer to Greece.
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To do this, I'll exploit a dirty little secret of trade theory: while ultimately stories about trade have to be general equilibrium, that is, they must make sure that you've kept track of all markets simultaneously, trade policy analysis using partial equilibrium – ordinary supply and demand – usually gets you more or less the right answer.
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Using hospital and death records, the researchers kept track of participants over a nine-year period on average, and found that fish oil supplements were associated with a 13% lower risk of death, a 16% lower risk of dying from cardiovascular disease, and a 7% lower risk of cardiovascular disease events such as stroke or heart attack.
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"We will continue to help to ensure sound science prior to clinical testing and follow-up with the critical independent review from the FDA, while quickly expanding testing capabilities in the U.S." With more labs testing for the virus, the CDC stopped publishing the number of patients tested in the country -- a figure it had kept track of on its website.
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As we sailed, they told me about themselves, how they came to work aboard the ship, showed me how they did their jobs, and what many of the instruments on board did, like how the automated navigation worked and the computer system that kept track of where each of the thousands of shipping containers on the ship were, what was in each container, and where each container was supposed to eventually go.
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KERNEN: I THINK I DON'T KNOW, BECAUSE I HAVE NOT KEPT TRACK OF YOUR ENTIRE SCHEDULE, BUT IT'S A GRUELING PROCESS WHAT YOU ARE GOING THROUGH AND YOU ARE ON A PLANE LOT NOW, AND -- TRUMP: I AM. KERNEN: AND IT'S NOT EASY GIVING EXTEMPERANEOUS HOUR-LONG SPEECHES DAY AFTER DAY AFTER DAY, SO IT'S GRUELING AND I THINK YOUR SCHEDULE HAS BEEN MORE GRUELING THAN THE ONE SHE IS PURSUING, AND THAT HAS BEEN WELL DOCUMENTED?
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The new DOJ system is modeled after "The Counted" — a groundbreaking initiative by The Guardian which kept track of police killings since 2015 by relying on local media reports, and as a result has created a more complete picture of brutality by law enforcement in the US. All law enforcement agencies — 19,450 in total — will be required to submit quarterly reports of all officer-involved deaths directly to the DOJ, including information about the location and time of the incident, manner of death, the victim's behavior during the incident, reason for initial contact, and the victim's race, age, gender, and so on.
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