Sentences with phrase «voluntary registry»

Founded in 1996 as the first private voluntary registry in the world, ACR has 15 years of experience in the development of rigorous, science - based carbon offset standards and methodologies as well as in carbon offset issuance, serialization and transparent online transaction and retirement reporting.

The Louisiana Voluntary Registry is a mutual voluntary registry which requires a birth parent, the adopted person, and / or a sibling to mutually register for a reunion to be facilitated.

The authors note the main limitation of their study was the selection bias inherent to voluntary registries and reflected in the high proportion of women receiving DMT.

At 10 a.m., the Committee on Recovery and Resiliency will hold an oversight hearing on «assisting vulnerable populations in emergency evacuations,» and discuss a proposed law for «maintaining a voluntary registry of people who may need evacuation assistance in the event of an emergency.»

The Working Group treads carefully here, urging that the list be regularly revisited and that a voluntary registry be established to follow those given these findings, documenting «the benefits, harms and costs that may result.»

In the past, voluntary registries have included only a fraction of trials.

Comparing Options for Management: Patient - Centered Outcomes for Uterine Fibroids (COMPARE - UF) is a voluntary registry of 10,000 women with uterine fibroids funded by the Patient - Centered Outcomes Research Institute (PCORI) and the Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality (AHRQ).

On 7 September, the Pharmaceutical Research and Manufacturers of America (PhRMA), an industry trade group, announced that it was launching a voluntary registry in October.

The authors note the main limitation of their study was the selection bias inherent to voluntary registries and reflected in the high proportion of women receiving DMT.

Once data is collected, JVIR Trials will function as a voluntary registry of active prospective clinical trials in interventional radiology.

The Orthopedic Foundation for Animals (ofa), has created a voluntary registry for the results of all VetGen DNA disease tests.

The OFA, Orthopedic Foundation for Animals, has created a voluntary registry for any VetGen DNA DISEASE test results.

The OFA established a voluntary registry to certify dogs based on their hip and elbow conformations, in order to provide selection criteria and breeding principles for pet dog breeders and owners to lower the occurrence of inherited ED and HD and secondary osteoarthritis in dogs.

The law also provides for a voluntary registry for Virginia parents to record legal custody agreements.