Sentence examples for analysis of registration from inspiring English sources

According to a March analysis of registration data by The Times, "in the months since its new law took effect in May, 81,471 fewer Floridians have registered to vote than during the same period before the 2008 presidential election".

In the months since its new law took effect in May, 81,471 fewer Floridians have registered to vote than during the same period before the 2008 presidential election, according to an analysis of registration data by The New York Times.

The ongoing analysis of registration dossiers should be considered and performed with sensitivity to the waste stage.

Analysis of registration documentation showed that all states/territories undertake identity inspections on all repairable written-off vehicles that are submitted for re-registration.

The Times analysis of registration records from American Independent Party members finds a higher percentage of forms that were mailed in rather than filled out at an elections office or other state office.

For more in-depth analysis of registration rate, longitudinal collection of data on each patient is necessary.

UNICEF, Every Child's Birth Right: Inequities and trends in birth registration, 2013 UNICEF, A Passport to Protection: A guide to birth registration programming, 2013 UNICEF 2011 State of the world's children: statistical table on birth registration UNICEF, Birth registration and armed conflict, 2007 UNICEF, The 'rights' start to life: A statistical analysis of birth registration, 2005  .

As our analysis of the registration cost of the world's biggest marathons shows, entry to the New York City marathon would set a UK adult back around £230 ($347) – equivalent to £8.76 per mile.

But a Washington Post analysis of voter registration data tracked by Aristotle Inc. finds hardly any change in the overall share of registered voters ages 18 to 29 since the Parkland shootings.

New immigrants accounted for at least one-third of the increase in the number of New York City voters since 2004, while the number of Irish, Italian and Jewish voters, who together represent the traditional core of the city's political establishment, decreased slightly, according to an analysis of voter registration records.

As a primary methodology, it employs cross-sectional analysis of hybrid registration data over time from US states to test the relationship between hybrid adoption and a variety of socioeconomic and policy variables.