Sentence examples for registration patterns from inspiring English sources

There was a failure of explicit or authoritative guidance for employers struggling to meet targets, and the code was not seen to impact significantly on registration patterns by doctors trained overseas.

When the patients indicated that a drop had occurred, we checked whether the recording system still functioned properly by scanning the uploaded EM data visually for extra recordings or for altered registration patterns (e.g. no further registered openings).

Indonesia reflects these global birth registration patterns: More children are registered in urban settings (76 per cent) than in rural areas (58 per cent); and almost 80 per cent of children from wealthy households are registered, compared to one 40 per cent from the poorest households.

The aim of this study was to validate the International Classification of Diseases (ICD) codes for acromegaly (ICD-8: 25301, 25301. ICD-10: E22.0) as used in the DNRP, and to assess the influence of various registration patterns on the accuracy of registry data.

Also, it may be that few AS diagnoses are made in older age groups due to either the limited impact of the disease on older people [ 35] or the influence of other major age-related co-morbidities on diagnosis registration patterns.

The software permits mapmakers to analyze an enormous amount of data — party registration, voting patterns, ethnic makeup from census data, property-tax records, roads, railways, old district lines.

Simulations of memory registration, activity patterns, and sequential recall are described.

The National Study of Learning, Voting, and Engagement (NSLVE), which was started at Tisch College in 2013, is collaborating with over 800 participating colleges and universities in 48 states to build a database to study voter registration, voting patterns and correlations with campus climate and practices.

Results show that patents, registration of design patterns, trademarks, secrecy and lead-time advantages over competitors constitute legal and informal methods that are used jointly.

A second pattern is based on the fact that KIBS rely on patents and complexity of designs as substitutes, and tend to use registration of design patterns and complexity of designs as substitutes in protecting their innovations from imitation.

A classic routine for 3D image pattern registration is to first align patterns globally, followed by a local alignment to transform one pattern to the other (Rueckert et al., 1999; Toga, 1999).