15, 16 In the Netherlands, the population registries of the municipality contain information on the vital status of their inhabitants.
A total of 1498 screening-naive individuals, aged 50 74 years, were randomly selected from municipal registries of the Rotterdam region in the southwest of the Netherlands.
These include: Publicly searchable registries of the beneficial owners of each corporation, trust, foundation, or other entity, in every country.
Glass cases display Confederate uniforms, swords, volumes of the military registries of the Confederate States of America, and aged histories of the conflict.
Also important is for the UK and other countries in the Open Government Partnership to create public registries of the beneficial owners of companies, trusts and foundations.
Researchers say the death of study volunteers, particularly healthy ones, is rare, though official registries of the number of humans involved in experiments are not kept.
"What's needed are public registries of the true, beneficial owners of companies … the UK's Department for Business, Innovation and Skills should ensure that UK companies cannot be abused by the world's criminals".
After 1998, the International Spanish Registries of the Ross operation have been created.
The centers to be invited to participate in the survey were identified from the registries of the two Italian scientific headache societies (ANIRCEF and SISC) [41, 42].
Class registries of the child group patterns are merged by the union class operation into the class registry of the processed union pattern.
Study design During a 6.5-year period, we prospectively assessed patients enrolled in the CRI, dialysis, and transplant registries of the North American Renal Transplant Cooperative Study.
