Sentence examples for associated registry from inspiring English sources

The SHOCK trial conducted from April 1993 to November 1998 in 30 centers, and the associated registry assessed the effects of early revascularization (angioplasty or coronary artery-bypass surgery performed in the first 6 h) compared with stabilization by medical treatment in patients hospitalized for post-myocardial infarction CS.

(Trivial chemical names provide an interesting exception: these were/are assigned by the chemical community and their associated registry is a decentralized compendium of handbooks and nomenclature rules. In these cases, there is no algorithm for direct conversion of molecular structures to these identifying labels).

Identifiers.org and its associated Registry have been developed with funding from the Innovative Medicines Initiative Joint Undertaking (115191) (Open Pharmacological Space, OpenPHACTS); the Biotechnology and Biological Sciences Research Council (BB/E006248/1); the European Molecular Biology Laboratory and ELIXIR (Preparatory Phase).

Using large population registers for evaluating changes in treatment procedures that occur in one unit is important regarding the costs associated with registry administration.

As part of a broader program of transition, for example, implementing partners were required to cut back on direct support for various lay cadres including data associates, registry clerks and peer educators.

Conclusion: Carbonated artificially-sweetened soft drinks were associated with registry-based asthma and self-reported allergic rhinitis, while early childhood outcomes were related to non-carbonated soft drinks.

Data of five screening units covering 2010 and 2011 as well as associated population registries were analysed.

Each Registry part record was also associated with the Registry's Sequence Feature table, a position based description of the nucleotide sequence (see Figure 2 for example sequence features such as a 'terminator').

The Erlangen clinical cancer registry associated with EUH operates the Gießen Tumour Documentation System (GTDS) [ 17, 18] cancer registry system with some interfaces to the clinical documentation at EUH and other regional hospitals.

Ethics approval was obtained from the University of Newcastle Human Research Ethics Committee and the relevant ethics committees associated with each registry.

There were no special exclusion criteria associated with the registry, only those related to contrast or pregnancy.