Sentence examples for start of registration from inspiring English sources

Checks are available at the start of registration in September and January and at the start of the month in November and March.

To ensure that only newly diagnosed IA patients were included, we excluded patients with an L88-code within 365 days from start of registration.

The incidence rates of AF in entire Danish and New Zealand population have increased since start of registration of hospitalisations until 2008.

Of these 6,174 subjects, we excluded 91 subjects because they had a follow-up period shorter than 2 years and no hospital admission in these 2 years after the start of registration of hospitalization (Fig.  1).

Since the Swedish healthcare system is largely based on hospitals with defined catchment areas, it is reasonable to consider the registry to be population based from the start of registration, since coverage has always been high within each catchment area.

The primary end point was defined as the period from the start of registration until the pressure ulcers that had been the subject of observation for 3 months were healed.

Captains should purchase their IM Sports Season Pass at least 24-48 hours prior to the start of team registration, to ensure the pass is applied to their account before registration opens.

Those with Jewish ancestry can use secular rather than religious sources as their starting point because, although there has been a Jewish presence in the UK since 1650, most arrived after the start of civil registration in 1837.

Exposure status (e.g. onset of treatment, exact year of diagnosis) may be missed because it has occurred prior to start of the registration.

However, a substantial proportion of the patients were likely to be prevalent users at the start of the registration period and therefore to have had exposure before the observation period.

The child's age appropriate bedtime was established at the start of the registration period and the trial drug was administered 45 minutes before this time either orally or through a feeding tube if required.