The phrase "admission differences" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing variations or discrepancies in admission criteria, processes, or outcomes, often in the context of educational institutions or organizations.
Example: "The study highlighted significant admission differences between public and private universities, affecting student diversity."
Alternatives: "admission disparities" or "admission variations".
This variability is in part due to differences in medical practices regarding ICU admission, differences in local policies and variability of ICU beds availability.
In a Subgroup Analysis based on Year of Admission, differences in Mortality rates were noticed before and after 2006 (72% vs 48%) with no statistical significance.
In a Subgroup Analysis based on Year of Admission, differences in Mortality Rates were noticed before and after 2006 (72% vs 48%).
Whether non-white patients have less physiological reserve to cope with new-onset epilepsy, or differences in the specific comorbid conditions account for admission differences, is unclear.
Although similar on admission, differences in serum S-100B protein between survivors and nonsurvivors appeared from the first day after admission.
Alternatively, because the MSICU patient population is older, more critically ill and more likely to have an infection present at the time of admission, differences in patient population may have contributed to these findings.
They had higher KRS scores at discharge than at admission (difference-in-rank-sum = −49.50, P < 0.001,), and at follow-up compared with admission (difference-in-rank-sum = −67.50, P < 0.001).
Administratively, we set 30% as our target for proportion admission difference between programme and non-programme patients.
On admission, the differences of AM among patients with different comorbidities, infections, and culture results were not significant.
For exercise testing and hospital admission, gender differences remained significant.
There were substantial variations between hospitals in the proportion of children discharged on the day of admission, suggesting differences in their admission and discharge policies.
