Sentence examples for the study population registration from inspiring English sources

In the remaining three counties (Kalmar, Värmland, and Norrbotten, representing about 13% of the study population), registration of vaccination was done through a web based system that required personal informed consent.

Descriptive statistics were used to summarise the characteristics of the study population by their CKD registration status i.e. registered as having CKD for the Quality and Outcomes Framework or tested for uACR between 01/01/2007-16/05/2013 and the primary outcome of timely registration and uACR testing (defined as occurrence within a year of the date of first eGFR < 60 ml/min/1.73 m).

Finally, when analyzing and further including the number of registrations into the search strategy, we found that patients with acromegaly both inside and outside the study population had higher numbers of registrations than patients in the false positive group (Table 3).

Only 32.5% of 252 368 individuals were linked to the PDS, suggesting low levels of registration in the study population.

To analyze the common patterns of thickness and its change across the study population, a group-wise non-linear registration was performed to form an average fetal brain shape (Habas et al. 2010a).

The study population was identified employing the Danish Civil Registration system.

The uncertainty of the prevalence of DM in the study population is a particular problem related to registration of diabetic LLA (van Houtum and Lavery 1997).

For patients with missing date of birth (18.5% of the study population), reported age at the date of registration was used to estimate age.

The study population was drawn from the Danish Civil Registration System and prerandomized into four groups: 1) high-intensity intervention group (n = 11,708 invited), 2) low-intensity intervention group (n = 1,308 invited), 3) control group receiving questionnaires (n = 5,264 invited), and 4) control group followed only in central registries (n = 43,021).

The study population was selected from all individuals with permanent registration status in up-to-standard English practices whose data were linkable to HES and ONS data.

The study population included all individuals aged between 20 to 89 years with a registration status of permanent or died in THIN between January 2000 and December 2007.