The phrase "admission cell" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to processes or areas where admissions are handled, such as in educational institutions or hospitals.
Example: "The university's admission cell is responsible for processing applications and communicating with prospective students."
Alternatives: "admissions office" or "enrollment department".
The 14-year-old was returned to Don Dale youth detention centre handcuffed and hooded in the back of a vehicle and placed in an admissions cell still restrained and wearing the hood, as youth officers were not aware of correct procedure.
The median admission pack cell volume was 20.5% and the range was 9 35%.
Age, CCI, count of surgical procedures during index admission, white cell count, serum albumin, and number of emergency department visits in previous 6 months were significantly associated with 30-day readmission risk.
Under such a threshold based reservation architecture, call admission, inter-cell hand-off and channel withdrawal procedures are described in detail as follows.
According to the call admission, inter-cell hand-off and channel withdrawal procedures in Section "Channel reservation in an environment of spectrum leasing", the transition rates between the states in the Markov chain are given on the arrows in Figure4.
Changes of genes involved in transcriptional regulation appear to be logical for the admission of malignant cells into programmed cell death, as indicated by up-regulated DDIT3/CHOP, CEBPB, CEBPG, NFE2L1 and PHF1, and down-regulated MYC and IKZF1.
The capacity of a new user,, upon admission as a cell-interior user in cell is first estimated.
Control of U UL can be implemented by traffic management procedures, such as call admission control or cell load sharing.
Each included patient had a blood sample drawn at ICU admission for blood cell counts and automated analysis of leukocyte differentials using the XE-2100 Sysmex (Sysmex, Kobe, Japan).
