Sentence examples for initiation registration from inspiring English sources

Registration in the PROSPERO International prospective register of systematic reviews was performed prior to study initiation (registration number CRD42014010262).

The median time from initial registration at the clinic to ART initiation was 57 days (IQR: 34.5-89).

During 2006, the proportion of ART initiations on registrations dropped to 50%and52%2% in Q4 2006 for adults and children, respectively, because fewer patients started on ART, but these proportions were still higher than in 2003 and 2004.

For non-registration, the most common reasons were lack of familiarity with the process (59.1%) and trial initiation prior to registration endorsement by the ICMJE (51.5%) (Table 5).

The recruitment started after initiation of public registration.

Patients with a diagnosis of solid cancer reported by a national cancer registry prior to TNFi initiation (or study registration in the sDMARD cohort) were excluded.

Swiss cancer registries vary greatly both in size of population coverage (from 165 000 in Neuchatel to 1168 000 in Zurich) and year of initiation of cancer registration (from 1970 in Geneva to 1996 in Ticino).

On the other hand, period estimates of long-term survival cannot be derived for the first years after initiation of cancer registration, as their derivation requires that the database includes patients who have been under long-term observation in the period of interest.

From the 8 horses in the control group and 14 of the horses in the colic group, a second venous blood sample was collected from the jugular vein in a heparinised 3 mL syringe in the period from 12 to 24 hours after initiation of ECG registration (T = 24).

Registration was defined as before initiation if the date of registration fell in or preceded the month of the study's start date as reported in the registry.

I think she's got it!" THE central issue that potentially can have an enduring impact, regardless of who is elected president of the United States: The initiation of a massive registration of eligible voters and increasing the magnitude of the actual turnout of those persons who have been registered to vote.