The phrase "as registry" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to refer to something related to a registry, but without additional context, it is unclear how to use it appropriately.
Example: "The document was submitted as registry, but it lacked the necessary details."
Alternatives: "as a record" or "in the registry".
In addition, the distribution of AS registry populations encountered in daily rheumatology practice over the prediction model was evaluated.
An International Bureau serves as registry for the Court.
It also includes a minor bug fix for the registry-service as well as registry upgrades.
Prospective, single-arm studies (often referred to as registry studies) can provide additional data in some cases.
If the Commission meets elsewhere than at The Hague, it appoints a Secretary-General, whose office serves as registry.
Beginning January 15 , 2000 NSI as registry will charge registrars $6 per registration-year for the remainder of the term of the Registry Agreement.
10– 12 The correlation between BASDAI and BASFI is relevant for selecting candidates for anti-TNF therapy in AS, as shown in the AS registries.
These different configurations of atoms, known as registries, result in different energies for the valence and conduction bands, as verified by scanning tunnelling microscopy1.
The money is sent directly to states and local communities to improve immunization infrastructure, such as registries that allow providers to know which patients have received what vaccines.
There are sites that serve as registries and sites, offering articles, other Web links, chat rooms, forums, newsletters and adoption experts to answer questions.
The radiation oncology community has witnessed growing interest in observational research conducted using large-scale data sources such as registries and claims-based data sets.
