Sentence examples for registry membership from inspiring English sources

During the 1930s and 1940s, there was controversy within the registry membership as to whether the stud book should be open or closed; this mirrored similar controversies in other US breed registries.

Original registry membership limits resulted in many Colorado Ranger horses being registered instead as Appaloosas, but pedigree research is ongoing to discover additional horses who trace their ancestry back to the original stallions.

The type of diabetes was not recorded in the NDA membership registry.

A random sample comprising about 6% of NDA members 18 years and older was drawn by computer from the NDA membership registry.

Using the Kaiser Permanente tumor registry and electronic membership databases, patients were followed until death due to breast cancer, death from another cause, bilateral breast cancer, termination of membership, or December 2002, whichever came first.

Subjects represent the lifetime membership registry of the Life Raft Group LRGG), an international, internet-based private, non-profit (501.c.3) medical research and patient advocacy organization established to champion GIST patients and facilitate related research.

Although no research ethics committee approval is needed for the conduct of this kind of patient survey [ 19], a research application had to be completed for the UK patient organization ADSHG, in order to be able to recruit volunteers from their membership registry.

The survey with the cover letter was forwarded to the Hotel and Restaurant Workers Union, where it was distributed by e-mail through the membership registries.

Information about the Registry was disseminated to the membership of the Indian Society of Nephrology through mailers and by presentations in meetings across the country.

In 2005, the IQPA and the QPA became one organization, with the IQPA acting as the registry and the QPA as the membership branch.

This under-the-radar data-mining campaign has been joined more visibly by Republican figures like Ralph Reed, the Southeastern chairman for the Bush-Cheney re-election effort, who in December publicly asked supporters to supply the party with their church membership rolls, hunting-club registries, college-fraternity directories and P.T.A. membership rosters.