Sentence examples for permanently registered from inspiring English sources

12 We used a dataset from the Primary Care Clinical Informatics Unit at the University of Aberdeen which consists of all 1 751 841 registered patients who were alive and permanently registered with 314 general practices on 31 March 2007.

We used data from the Primary Care Clinical Informatics Unit at the University of Aberdeen for all 1,424,378 registered patients aged 18 and over, who were alive and permanently registered with one of 314 Scottish general practices on March 31 , 2007[ 12].

The Field report finds that in 2004, just after the law went into effect, 16% of California voters were permanently registered to vote by mail.

We used EMIS to download data on permanently registered women aged 45 74 years who presented over one week.

Additionally, patients had to be permanently registered with a CPRD participating practice and have a valid date of birth and gender information (acceptable patients).

Structured interviews at age 85 with 841 people born in 1921 and living in Newcastle and North Tyneside, UK who were permanently registered with participating general practices.

The existing procedure at these GP Practices, prior to our study commencing, was to offer all new patients who permanently register at either site a New Patient Health Check.

All adults (aged ≥20 years) registered permanently with a surgery were included in the analysis.

During the study period 1235 new patients (both foreign born and UK born) registered permanently, of which 453 (36.7%) attended a New Patient Health Check.

Further exclusions were temporary patients (patients not registered permanently at a GPRD primary care practice, who might just be visiting the area of the practice briefly, and who are therefore not part of the GPRD's underlying population), children younger than 16 years old, cases with invalid date codes, or cases outside the up-to-research-standard observed time periods.

Some may not have been entitled to register permanently with a GP because of their recent arrival or temporary status.