Sentence examples for only one registry from inspiring English sources

The CI5 plus and WHO mortality databases are projects engineered by the International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC), a subdivision of WHO. 10, 11 Populations were chosen for inclusion in our analysis on the basis of one major criterion – only one registry from each country was chosen for trend analysis.

Because only one registry was used in this analysis the quality of data is consistent over time.

Only one registry from each country was selected; if more than one registry met the basic criteria, the registry with the largest population was included in the analysis (expect for China which included Hong Kong and Shanghai).

Only one registry with a high proportion of NOS carcinomas (Herault, 39%) was included in the multivariable analysis, while the average proportion of NOS carcinomas in the other nine registries was around 2%.

The minor variation seen between different registries is not unexpected and only one registry had a kappa value of less than 0.8 for agreement between invasive and non-invasive histologies.

For 12 countries (Algeria, Egypt, Tunisia, Uganda, Zimbabwe, Argentina, Chile, Colombia, Ecuador, Peru, Pakistan, and the Philippines), only one cancer registry was operating in each.

With data from only one cancer registry, the confidence intervals are quite large and repeating this high resolution analysis with data from a number of registries may yield greater insight and enable further analysis.

The limitations of this study include the fact that only one trial registry was used to collect the data meaning that it is possible that eligible trials that were not registered with the UKCRN are missing from the analysis.

Usually developed and validated on one registry only using a split-data approach, their validity when subjected to external validation has only been assessed to a limited extent.

To the best of our knowledge, only one previous Canadian registry study based on linked data (without long-term care information), has examined dementia prevalence by sex and age.

We conducted retrospective cohort studies among guests of hotels X and Y. Hotel X staff routinely recorded all guests in the hotel registry; only one guest per room was recorded in the hotel Y registry.