Sentence examples for registry practice from inspiring English sources

Tumour specimens were requested for review (successfully in 65%) and cases were classified according to standard cancer registry practice (Percy et al, 1990).

We consider here possible reasons for these differences, particularly whether they are more likely to be attributable to differences in disease occurrence or patterns of care or to be artefacts arising from variations in cancer registry practice across Europe.

At the end of the preliminary investigation, the registry decides whether the cluster can be ascribed to an artefact of diagnostic or registry practice or data quality, or requires further monitoring or further public health investigation.

Anecdote, experience and registry based practice is giving way to an increasing bounty of well designed, randomized controlled trials which will guide future therapy.

A total of 247 patients were identified from the cancer registry and practice searches.

This must overstate any true underlying regional variation, and it reflects differences in pathological classification and registry coding practice.

A sample questionnaire is available as Additional file 1.> Out of 4090 GP practices registered in the national registry of practices in the Netherlands [ 12] a random sample of 750 GP practices (18%) was drawn, taking into account the distribution of solo practices and duo or group practices.

Through its implementation, the Mobility Partnership implies an exercise of socialization between local actors and European experts, "contributing to the diffusion of knowledge and technologies related to migration management into the registries of practices of the partner countries".

Hence, the Mobility Partnership can be used as a stepping-stone by partner countries to engage in deeper cooperation frameworks with the EU, while allowing the European interests to descend in their registries of practices through mechanisms of positive conditionality.

The Moldovan and Georgian governments have transformed their legislative framework in order to approximate their laws in the field of migration to those of the European Union and have adopted into their registries of practices the measures of migration-control requested by the EU through its various policy instruments.

Instead of reinforcing the perception of third countries as simple receiving units of European policies, we choose to focus on the agency of the local actors and the feedback effects involved in the negotiations for the implementation of migration policies, that may lead, or not, to a translation of the European objectives into the registries of practices of the partner countries.