Sentence examples for part of postal from inspiring English sources

Forty per cent of Greater London is covered by the London post town, within which 'LONDON' forms part of postal addresses.

Patients registered in the hospital register were identified in the population register using linkage variables 'date of birth', 'gender' and 'numeric part of postal code'.

Information on hospital admissions in previous years of the patients in 2000 was obtained by linking of the hospital register of 1995 2000 to the population register with linkage variables 'date of birth', 'gender' and 'numerical part of postal code'.

These admissions were linked to the cohort of 23,172 patients with linkage variables 'date of birth', 'gender' and one or both of the variables 'numerical part of postal code' and 'hospital-specific patient identification code'.

For each hospital admission a new record is created in the hospital register, including the following information: date of birth, gender, numeric part of postal code (since 1991), hospital-specific patient identification code, type of hospital, admission date and principal diagnosis of the admission.

After linkage with the population register using linkage variables 'date of birth', 'gender' and 'numerical part of postal code', 25,142 and 22,470 admissions came from patients with a unique combination of linkage variables in the population register (88%and87%7%, respectively).

A Canadian postal code is a six-character string that forms part of a postal address in Canada.

The baseball stamp series, which will be released in July 2012 in sheets of 20, is part of the postal service's efforts to increase interest in stamp collection using social media, including its Facebook page.

In England, where the telegraph became part of the postal service, rates were lower; there were dozens of wire-news services, and pretty much any newspaper had access to them.

Now strangely enough in most other countries govt. did take over the telephone system and to this very day the telephones in a great many countries are part of the postal system.

At stake are more than 100,000 jobs, part of a postal cost-cutting plan to save some $6.5 billion a year by closing up to 252 mail-processing centers and 3,700 post offices.