Sentence examples for registry work from inspiring English sources

Would such a registry work?

Early in the Registry work I noticed that the malignant tumors had a different vascular arrangement from the benign giant cell tumors.

In previous work several options for clinical data reuse with requirements of cancer registry work and quality assurance have been described [ 10].

On an international level, there has been an effort to increase cooperation of the existing registries in order to standardize methods and introduce common definitions of terms used in registry settings, as well as to encourage registry work where none existed before.

The Registry Working Group created a Tissue Registry through a multinational European network database.

But momentarily taking it for granted that sex offender registries work (They don't), there's a line where fairness ends, and needless torment begins, isn't there?

Registry linkage would also capitalise on costly work already undertaken to collate and validate patients' clinical data, and, as registries work to the highest standards of data protection and security, would ensure compliance with all relevant ethical, NHS and legal mandates.

The selection of the 8 participating PCCs was not randomised and they were chosen taking into account the existence of electronic clinical registries working since 1998 or before.

Although 8 participating PCCs had electronic registries working before starting the program, it is possible that some vaccinations given prior to the existence of the computerized registries would not have been recorded in the current computerized system.

The Annual Report of the WMDA is a product of the Donor Registries Working Group whose mission is to develop guidelines for donor recruitment and maintenance of donor confidentiality, track the efficiency of donor searches and develop consensus standards for the logistics of transporting stem cell products across international borders.

The American Gastroenterological Association (AGA) is using data from national registry to work out a long term program that evaluates the risks and benefits of FMT for CDI (Kelly et al., 2017).