Sentence examples for registry of which from inspiring English sources

There are over 250,000 people in the hypertension registry, of which approximately 60,000 are also in the diabetes registry.

From July 2000 to October 2010, a total of 34087 births were registered in the birth registry, of which 5033 (14.8%) neonates were admitted to the neonatal care unit.

20 Virtually all health services are recorded in various medical registries, of which the following formed the basis for this study.

Even though the over prescribing of vitamins is thought to be a problem in Iran, the outcome, "appropriate number of vitamins", was rejected since it would be difficult to assess as most vitamins are not reimbursed by insurance organizations, the registries of which provide the best way to assess physician prescribing behaviour in Iran.

The analyses were based on administrative hospital registry data linked to a civil registry, both of which are available in many countries, but much underutilized for the purpose of performance monitoring.

Take them out to dinner or buy something from their registry (most of which they've long since realized they'll never use).

A very similar procedure is established for the assignment of CAS registry numbers of which all available ones are stored with the molecule allowing the user to select and store one of them with a particular sample (a detailed description of the process is given in the Additional file 1).

Only 5 of the 37 clinical trials were registered on the ISRCTN registry, four of which were on ISRCTN only and one on all three databases.

Use a green bridal registry, many of which can be found online.

It is possible to make a direct donation to the registry (100% of which goes to helping patients in one of the ways outlined above), to make a legacy gift by including the registry in your estate planning, to organize charitable payroll deductions at your workplace, or to raise money by hosting a fundraising or awareness event.

Incident cancers through 31 December 2009 were identified by linkage with the KPNC and KPSC cancer registries, both of which are contributing sites to the National Cancer Institute's Surveillance, Epidemiology, and End Results (SEER) program of cancer registries.