While both conventions preclude dual or multiple registration, the ICAO Council in 1967 recognized the possibility of joint registration of aircraft by a number of states, and even "international registration"—without, however, specifying what the latter meant.
Half a century later, the Births, Deaths and Marriages Registration Act of 1923 promised the possibility of uniform registration practice across the country (20– 20).
The definition of no-touch areas and targets and the possibility of automatic registration of both kinetic parameters, failure rate and the time course of the procedure provide objective criteria for the appreciation of a learning effect.
Further, there was a possibility of under registration of clinically diagnosed cases in older individuals as well.
The registration is based on a unique personal identification number assigned to all inhabitants in the Nordic countries eliminating the possibility of duplicate registration.
When it comes to cancer incidence in other countries, or cancer mortality statistics in any country, the possibility of incomplete registration and inaccurate disease classification increases.
The government will conduct a scoping study to access the possibility of privatising the registration system of the Australian Securities and Investments Commission, but the sale of the Treasury building in Canberra has reportedly been shelved.
Nevertheless, the nurses have considerable possibility of contributing to registration trials and clinical research in addition to centralized support services.
The unexpectedly low neonatal mortality rate among live births at 22 23 weeks gestation in Sweden may suggest the possibility of selective birth registration of survivors.
The main advantages of the proposed method are the use of a dye being approved for clinical use in Europe, and the possibility of SLN co-registration with a fluorescence optical device and by visual inspection during surgery.
