Sentence examples for recent registry from inspiring English sources

Press the Enter key to select the most recent registry backup file.

It continues with a thorough discussion of the design of the two most recent Registry interface standards, RegTAP on the one hand and a full-text-based interface on the other hand.

A recent registry study of post-cardiac arrest patients found no difference in survival to hospital discharge between hypercapnic and normocapnic patients overall; however, among survivors they found hypercapnic patients to have a greater likelihood of being discharged directly to home as opposed to a rehabilitation facility or transferred to another hospital [38].

The addresses were taken from the recent registry of the Austrian Chamber of Physicians.

However, recent registry data indicate a possible increase in adverse outcomes associated with morphine use.

However, in a recent registry study comparing (mostly modular) cemented and uncemented hemiarthroplasty, more reoperations were detected in patients treated with uncemented hemiarthroplasty (Leonardsson et al. 2012).

Considering that widespread implementation of trial registration is relatively recent, registries can continue to learn from each other, from empiric studies, and from their own internal evaluations to improve the reporting of trial methods.

The most recent registry-based analysis comes from Norway.

In a recent registry-based study of cemented THA, the performance of this stem (Titan) deteriorated from about the year 2000 (Espehaug et al. 2009).

11 Our finding that current smoking is more common in patients with MI than in those with UA is supported by data from a recent registry-based longitudinal cohort study of patients with ACS in the National Swedish Quality-of-Care Register (Riks-HIA) 4 and in the prospective population-based CAREMA cohort study.

These results are in line with findings from few previous studies using cancer registry data [ 70] or data from hospital based cohorts [ 71, 72], although two recent registry-based studies did not find an association between guideline compliance and BRC survival [ 53, 54].