Sentence examples for far registration from inspiring English sources

So far, registration of the pre-acquired 3D image into the real-time mapping system can be achieved with two different registration modalities landmark and surface registration.

83 Clinical trials of the anti-CTLA4 ipilimumab in advanced melanoma have led to modest rates of objective tumor responses, but, thus far, registration trials of ipilimumab have failed to meet clinical end points required for the drug to be approved by the United States Food and Drug Administration.

So far, registrations for the half marathon are slightly down from last year, but those for the full marathon are up 15 percent.

So far, voter registration data does not point to a shift that could swing more than the tightest of elections.

The Boston Globe was muted in its correction: as far as registration goes, "a review of those census data appears to contradict ­Roberts, showing such states as Washington, Arizona, and ­Minnesota with similar if not bigger gaps between black and white voters".

There was no organization infrastructure as far as registration or medical records and immunisation of the waiting evacuees.

One problem with these associations is that they are voluntary organisations which do not necessarily have the best kept record systems for researchers to access, for example: "some did not have files and those that did sometimes had patchy records [ 5]." Our study encountered similar problems as far as registration of members was concerned.

The complex reasons for this disparity included far fewer voter registration centres for women (these are sex-segregated) and difficulty in supplying proof of residence for registration, as men usually own family homes and pay bills.

Many of the six districts that had been held by Republicans had been the scenes of intense campaigning in the last month, despite the fact that in most of those districts Democratic registration far outpaces that of the Republicans.

Less than half of the electorate -- four million of an estimated 10.5 million voters -- have been registered so far, and the registration teams have been expanding rapidly into the districts in recent weeks to reach the rural populations and speed up registration.

But some critics said the legislation goes too far, making the registration of parties so easy that it will splinter the opposition like a shattered wine glass — and will only serve to tighten the Kremlin's grip on power unless further changes are made to allow the formation of party blocs.