Sentence examples for incomplete registries from inspiring English sources

Capture-recapture methods, largely developed in ecology, are now commonly used in epidemiology to adjust for incomplete registries and to estimate the size of difficult-to-reach populations such as problem drug users.

Incomplete registry data and changing recording practices may affect future evaluation of bowel cancer screening.

All data was collected retrospectively, increasing the risk of information bias due to risk of incomplete registry of data and potentially increasing the accuracy [ 37].

Procedures with incomplete registry records and those performed with approaches other than the direct lateral transgluteal approach (Gammer 1985, Hardinge 1982) or the posterior approach (Moore 1957) were excluded (n = 1,028).

That is to say, it is probable that in underdeveloped countries the incidence of NB is truly much less than that reported for developed countries and that the difference is not due to incomplete registry of cases.

A previous assessment of bowel cancer registration data for the Oxford region (Green et al, 2007) concluded that incomplete registry data and changing recording practices may affect future evaluation of bowel cancer screening.

This difficulty is attributed to the incomplete vital registries, to the under-notification of causes of maternal death and to the dispersion of the cases over the wide geographical area involved [ 5].

By forcing Greece to spruce up its incomplete land registry, speed could have useful wider effects.

In contrast, Breast Cancer PI scores were more plausible, despite the incomplete data registry and limited data access.

Eleven patients were excluded from the comparative analysis: six (5.6%) for incomplete data registry, three (2.8%) for simultaneous diagnosis of TB and NTM disease, and two (1.9%) because of lack of species identification.

While the above data demonstrate the need to urgently investigate PrCa in Nigeria, the reported numbers are likely to be an underestimate of the true burden of PrCa, since most of the reports are based on limited population and incomplete cancer registry data [ 9].