Sentence examples for registry report from inspiring English sources
According to the most recent Land Registry report, which covers March, the average cost of a home in the capital was £534,785, while the most recent ONS figures, also for March, put the figure at £552,000.
The Land Registry report provided more evidence of a ripple effect in the housing marking, as buyers priced out of central London locations seek more affordable areas within commuting distance, either on the outskirts of the city or surrounding regions.
The Chamber also considered a Registry Report on the matter (Prosecutor v. Milošević 18 March 2002).
Bradycardia is the most frequently observed arrhythmia that precedes cardiac arrest in children, according to a registry report on pediatric perioperative cardiac arrest, in which the high incidence of cardiovascular arrest during anesthesia was highlighted [8].
According to the Dose Index Registry Report from the American College of Radiology, the median radiation dose in terms of dose-length product for a standard single CT acquisition of the abdomen is 445 mGy × cm [22].
The law is aimed at those with underage victims; David's was not, but many on the registry report being stonewalled when they travel, regardless of the age of their victims.
According to the Taiwan Cancer Registry Report, the incidence of prostate cancer increased from 7.5/100 000 in 1992 to 23.5/100 000 in 2007 (Taiwan Cancer Registry, 2010).
According to the 9th National Joint Registry report 79,516 knee replacements were undertaken in the UK in 2011 [ 1].
According to the International Pancreas Transplant Registry report, the technical failure rates exceed the immunological failure rates [ 1].
Within the Yorkshire Cancer Network, with a population of 2.6 million, on average 30 40 patients with anal cancer are registered each year (Yorkshire Cancer Registry Report, 1996).
As presented in the report "Extracorporeal Life Support Registry Report International Summary July 2012," the annual number of ECMO patients gradually increased from 1,644 in 1990 to 3,346 in 2011.
