"registry name" is a correct phrase in written English.
You can use this phrase when referring to a name or label associated with a recorded item, such as information stored in a database. For example, a registry name could refer to the name of a student enrolled at a school, or the label assigned to a certain product.
Funding Primary source of funding for the review 12. Registration Registration number and registry name.
Baseline data on registry name, primary sponsor category, intervention type, study phase, study design, randomization status and inclusion criteria for gender of participants are presented in Table 1.
Registry name, trial ID, target sample size, recruitment status, date of registration, date of first enrolment and the public and scientific title for each record were downloaded from the ICTRP database and imported into Excel on 17 June 2009.
Item 2a: Trial identifier and registry name.
Clinical Trial Registry name: Internet-Versus Group-Administered Cognitive Behavior Therapy for Panic Disorder (IP2).
The following information is uploaded into the registry: name, gender, birth date, and contact phone numbers.
Congress just gave the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention $4.5 million to develop the Paul Coverdell National Acute Stroke Registry, named after the senator from Georgia who died of a stroke in July.
"The more registry names, the more potential for abuse," said MarkMonitor's president, Mark Shull, who compared political names to commercial brands, which have long defended their intellectual property online.
Concerned about the low rate of participation, the organ procurement organizations approached lawmakers about taking over the registry — named for a former state representative who was an organ recipient — and creating an independent agency.
Most data were recorded systematically in the prospective local trauma registry named «TraumaBase» (www.traumabase.eu; authorization No. 911,461).
Recently, the Korean Society for Transplantation (KST) and the Korean Center for Disease Control (KCDC) designed a web-based organ transplant registry, named the Korean Organ Transplant Registry (KOTRY).
