Sentence examples for excess registration from inspiring English sources

The unadjusted RR of 1.45 was used for the calculation of PSA-induced excess registration.

For a time, horses with belly spots and other white markings deemed excessive were discouraged from registration and excess white was sometimes penalized in the show ring.

For no cancer site was there a significant excess of cancer registrations compared with rates for England and Wales.

The difference in five year survival for colorectal and lung cancer would imply around 30% under-registration for colorectal cancer and in excess of 40% under-registration for lung cancer (data not shown).

A Barclays spokesman said: "A review of Barclays temporary worker arrangements identified around 40 workers that were currently paid through PAYE but where their charges were in excess of the VAT registration threshold.

Currently, the unemployed cybersecurity workforce sits at 0% and estimates put the number of unfilled rolls in excess of 3 million (registration required) by 2021, up from 2 million next year.

A descriptive epidemiological study in East Anglia has shown a 6% excess of prostate cancer registrations during 1991 2000 relative to expectations based on pre-1991 trends, coincident with an increase in prostate-specific antigen (PSA) testing (Pashayan et al, 2006).

The employee is paid benefits for days of unemployment in excess of seven in that registration period because that period is the employee's first registration period in a new period of continuing unemployment commencing in the benefit year beginning July 1, and he or she did not previously have a waiting period in any registration period earlier in that benefit year.

The employee is paid benefits for days of unemployment in excess of four in that registration period and for days of unemployment in excess of four in any subsequent registration period in the same benefit year because earlier in the benefit year the employee had a registration period, August 18 to August 31, in which he or she satisfied the waiting period.

Not only does the federal government pick up the cost of the lease and the gas, but also general maintenance, insurance, registration fees and excess mileage charges.

Significant amounts of missing data are recorded within the system (well in excess of 10% of birth registrations), as there is no in-person follow-up or verification of demographic information recorded on the forms.