Sentence examples for registry suggests from inspiring English sources

He comments: On the face of it, an increase of just 0.1% month-on-month in house prices in November reported by the Land Registry suggests that concerns of a developing housing market bubble are overdone, at this stage at least.

Moreover, recent research from a Swedish renal registry suggests that more modern treatment principles of lithium maintenance (i.e., serum levels 0.5 to 0.8 mmol/L vs. 0.8 to 1.2 mmol/L, regular and frequent renal function monitoring) may have reduced this lithium-associated renal event (Aiff et al. [2014]).

In conclusion, first, the present registry suggests that patients with IPF have more severe disease than patients in recent RCTs.

The large multinational REACH Registry suggests that the coronary events dominate the atherothrombosis burden and supports incremental higher rates with other arterial disease involvement.

The Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry suggests that the minimal lethal exposure in humans ranges from 1 to 3 ppm, with death resulting from cardiovascular collapse and hypovolemic shock.

Further studies are warranted to determine if limited clinical evidence, described in individual case reports and a daptomycin-specific retrospective registry, suggests daptomycin is a promising option for patients with bone and joint infections such as MRSA osteomyelitis.

Separate figures from the Land Registry suggested that prices were still falling in some regions of England and Wales.

This rate has not changed significantly since earlier reports from the registry, suggesting that there has been limited progress in the development of a formal prehospital system.

Long-term data from the PKUDOS registry suggest that sapropterin has a tolerable safety profile and that continuous use is associated with a significant and persistent decrease in blood Phe and improvements in dietary Phe tolerance.

For example, although the findings we report from Scandinavian countries document better prosthesis survival in cemented than in uncemented designs, data from the Australian Registry suggest that cemented and uncemented prostheses have similar survival [25].

32 Data from the XLT registry suggest an overall survival of 97% at 15 years, with only minor decrements over the life span.