Sentence examples for above admissions from inspiring English sources
If disadvantage were defined as above, admissions authorities might be led in the direction of ability banding, favoured in the code, and powerfully advocated in a recent report from the Institute of Public Policy Research IPPRR).
Not that it matters now, with the Canadian government having since backed off the idea, but the above admission should serve as a warning to usage-based billing: it patently doesn't work.
Secondary outcome measures included mortality during the above hospital admissions, all cause mortality, and newly prescribed antihypertensive drug treatment.
69.6% (16/23) of subjects have at least one time or above admission to detoxification or drug reduction.
Figure1 shows the flow diagram of the above call admission control for new mobile users.
Almost all HFMD fatalities were from grade 2a or above at admission.
"With hindsight it seems strange that the school's advice was contradictory to my above-average admission test (CITO).
In addition to the above, we tracked admissions for neuroses, personality disorders, organic disorders (including General Paralysis of the Insane (GPI) and epilepsy), dementias, mental handicap, and alcohol-related disorders across the historical period.
At a news conference yesterday announcing his plan, the chancellor estimated that roughly half the children in gifted programs now might not meet the new standards because they did not score in the 95th percentile or above on admissions tests.
Those who don't clear the bar are generally rejected, and many don't attend any four-year college.... Perhaps most important, the data show that the students just above the admissions cutoff earned substantially more by their late 20s than students just below it -- 22percentt more on average.
17 20 Although most of the studies discussed above evaluated admissions on weekends and public holidays in acute care settings, the potential reasons for a weekend effect theoretically also apply to inpatient palliative care.
