Sentence examples for admission expected from inspiring English sources

The admission — expected to be a factor in Mr. Jackson's re-election campaign as he faces a serious primary challenge — came in the first detailed statement from him about allegations that have hung over him since the indictment in 2008 of Rod R. Blagojevich, then the governor, who has since been convicted on corruption charges.

A database was developed on excel using coded data & contained the breakdown of each admission, expected outcome predicted by APACHE II score, outcomes including mortality on ITU/HDU, mortality after discharge to ward & the length of stay by outcome for each of the admissions.

Variables used include the patient's SSN, birthdate, sex, ZIP-code, county of residence and admission, expected source of payment, and principal and up to 24 secondary diagnoses and up to 20 secondary procedures classified based on the International Classification of Diseases, 9th Revision.

All adult (>18 years) patients with an emergency admission to the study ICUs of any duration, or an elective admission expecting to last over 24 h, were included to this Finnish Acute Kidney Injury (FINNAKI) study [3].

Because Taiwan's NHI is the only payer health program, there is no other reason for being withdrawn from the NHI coverage within 30 days of hospital admission expect for patient mortality.

While they will dip and rise over the next few years, the overall trend is positive, with admissions expected to grow to $10.4 billion in 2013, up from $9.8 billion in 2008.

Admission is expected to be about $10.

Some schools experienced even greater gains and a few were surprised to find that more students accepted offers of admission than expected, perhaps because they found other prospects dimming.

Within the LMR, for each hospital admission, the expected LOS was computed.

In 2008-2009, PresidiOspedalieroro Nord, Latina, showed a greater number of observed deaths after AMI admission than expected, with a little decrease in November 2009, whereas San Filippo Neri, Rome, generally had fewer observed events than expected ones.

In addition, for the patients who died during the index admission, the expected life time of the patient, should the adverse event not have occurred, was estimated by medical reviewers.