Sentence examples for admission estimates from inspiring English sources

As the study in Australia proposed, adjustment for humidity did not substantially change the stroke emergency admission estimates.

The baseline renal function before ICU admission, estimated by the glomerular filtration rate (GFR), was 58 (41 78) ml/min.

Septic AKI was present in 14,039 patients at ICU admission (estimated cumulative incidence 11.7%).

The exclusion criteria of the present study were acute coronary syndrome within the 3 months preceding admission, estimated glomerular filtration rate less than 30 mL/min/1.72 m, and malignant disease.

The relative risks of these outcomes were again consistent across all levels of admission estimated glomerular filtration rate when invasive management at any time during the index hospital admission was compared with medical management alone (fig 3).

35 Thirdly, relatively few people in our study had admission estimated glomerular filtration rates <30 mL/minor.73 m, nor did we have sufficient study size to further stratify outcomes based on albuminuria.

In Figure  2, the hospital-adjusted proportion of patients who received an intervention within 48 hours after HF admission estimated using the "hospital discharge data" model and the hospital-adjusted proportion estimated using the "hospital discharge data + clinical variables + drug prescriptions" model are plotted in a funnel plot.

In Figure  1, the hospital-adjusted proportion of 30-day mortality after AMI admission estimated using the "hospital discharge data" model and the hospital-adjusted proportion estimated using the "hospital discharge data + clinical variables + drug prescriptions" model are plotted in a funnel plot.

We then used a fixed-effects pooling procedure to combine the two all-respiratory hospital-admission estimates for Minneapolis.

In the United Kingdom, it is the seventh-highest-grossing film to be released since 1975, earning the equivalent of over £70 million in 2009/10 currency, with admissions estimated at 16.2 million.

The annual cost of heart failure to insurers has recently been estimated to be greater than $8,000 per person per year [ 2], with cost estimates of heart failure related admissions estimated at greater than $12,000 [ 3].