The phrase "ability of registry" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capacity or functionality of a registry system, such as in data management or software contexts.
Example: "The ability of registry to handle large datasets efficiently is crucial for our project."
Alternatives: "capacity of the registry" or "functionality of the registry".
The ability of a registry to do this is enhanced by the large numbers involved in registry analysis.
We called the ability of a registry to generate these types of information the alert function and the monitor function, respectively.
Finally, data on infant outcomes were only collected for up to 4 months, reducing the ability of the registry to measure developmental progress.
In conclusion, the ability of a registry to provide information for preventive policy can be assessed and clues for quality improvement are provided.
Data on infant outcomes were only collected for up to 4 months, reducing the ability of the registry to measure developmental progress, defects diagnosed beyond 4 months of age, and resolution of suspected defects reported in early infancy.
Manufacturers use data from registries to assess stent graft performance, but little is known about the ability of such registries to detect rates of clinically relevant complications.
*Note that sensitivity, specificity, PPV and NPV were calculated for the ability of the registry-based algorithm to correctly identify high risk patients as defined by the various biology-based algorithms.
It was at this stage that the Breast Cancer Clinical Outcome Measures (BCCOM) Project was established using a subset of the national breast cancer data set for maximising the ability of regional cancer registries to participate.
This notable difference is most likely due to the unique ability of procedure based quality registries, such as GallRiks, in detecting less severe lesions that cause postoperative bile leakage.
The registry will enhance the ability of DRC investigators to implement and complete patient-based studies in a more timely fashion.
