Sentence examples for Aggregate admissions from inspiring English sources
Given the variety of academic programs housed at GSAS, the GSAS Office of Admissions does not compile a general entering class profile or maintain aggregate admissions statistics.
We used aggregated admissions data to the therapeutic feeding programs in Maradi from 2002 2005 to obtain a model of expected seasonality.
We aggregated admissions to the level of the family practice and excluded from the analysis those practices with a registered population smaller than 1000 (an average of 117 practices in each year).
Aggregate hospital admissions data are reported daily by all hospitals.
The presence of seasonality is best supported by the analysis that aggregates all admissions.
Aggregating individual admissions data to the national level meant we could consider only national level covariates.
This association remained significant after statistically adjusting for the propensity score which included severity of illness, aggregate comorbidity, admission to the ICU prior to culture collection, community-associated infection, time to receipt of appropriate therapy, endocarditis, hemodialysis, and age (adjusted HR: 0.31; 95% CI: 0.10, 0.95) (Table 2).
These findings suggest that a tendency toward thrombus formation increases markedly in patients with unstable angina and increased number of small-sized platelet aggregates on admission predicts poor prognosis during in-hospital stay in patients with unstable angina.
To assess hospitalisations for cases, we aggregated hospital admission records with overlapping dates to represent one hospital episode.
After aggregating hospital admission records with overlapping dates to represent one hospital episode, the median number of episodes for each person was 2 (IQR 1 3) (Fig. 1) and the median length of each episode was 3 days (IQR 1 10).
Examination of aggregate data on graduate admissions to the University of California, Berkeley, for fall 1973 shows a clear but misleading pattern of bias against female applicants.
