Sentence examples for diverse registry from inspiring English sources

Ultimately, TARGET-NASH will establish a large, diverse registry of NAFLD patients at academic and community practices to be leveraged to improve health and reduce development of cirrhosis and hepatocellular carcinoma.

She also searched the NMDP, the world's largest and most diverse registry with more than 10.5 million potential donors, and had no success due to low representation of black donors.

We are reporting on the fourth cohort, 2000 2004, of the Philadelphia Pediatric Diabetes Registry, which now contains 20 years of data; this richly diverse registry includes data from large populations of three racial groups.

This study was designed to evaluate the differential prognostic value of gated single-photon emission computed tomographic imaging (SPECT) imaging in an ethnically diverse multicenter registry.

While patients in the LRG registry comprise a diverse group, there are differences when compared to the entire GIST population worldwide.

The HCPOA is a program of the Hebrew SeniorLife Institute for Aging Research in Boston that maintains a registry of ethnically diverse elderly volunteers who have agreed to participate in research studies.

Use of the SEER-Medicare data for this type of analysis has several strengths, including the large sample size from a population-based registry and the diverse geographic representation of AML patients in the USA.

These data, from a large registry, which includes diverse settings and endoscopists, suggest that a mean withdrawal time of >9 min for normal exams may be required for optimal polyp detection.

There are clearly drawbacks to excluding other race groups in the calculation, particularly for registries that have diverse populations.

Rates are elevated (50 100 per 100,000) in registries in geographically diverse areas of the world including most northern and western European countries, Canada, Israel and Argentina.

While this response rate seems low, it is higher than that achieved by other studies which also used cancer registries to recruit diverse samples of recent survivors [ 40, 41].