The phrase "admission interval" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to timeframes for accepting applications or entries, such as in educational institutions or events.
Example: "The admission interval for the university program runs from January 1st to March 31st."
Alternatives: "application period" or "enrollment window".
Better rehabilitation outcomes were observed in patients with higher admission cognitive status, adjusting for the effect of age, sex, onset to admission interval, length of stay, and severity of stroke (odds ratio = 2.0; 95% confidence interval, 1.5-2.5 1.5-2.5
Patients: One hundred seventy-eight patients with sequelae of first stroke, enrolled in homogeneous subgroups, matched for age (within 1yr) and onset admission interval (within 3d), and difference because of the presence of USN, evaluated by a specific neuropsychologic battery.
This approach has a flaw in that servers may become overloaded if they accept too many requests in an admission interval, as the decisions are made only at interval boundaries.
The median duration from onset to admission interval (OAI) for rehabilitation was 24 days [ 9].
In fact, as already pointed out in the paper, 1/a+1/b can be considered as the incubation period plus the onset to admission interval.
a OAI = Onset to admission interval, b LOS = Length of stay, c BI = Barthel Index <15 means moderately to severely disabled, ≥15 means mildly disabled to independently, DC = discharge.
ICU mortality rates increased with delay for ICU admission intervals (P = 0.002).
Results: Primary factors affecting both motor and cognitive gains included admission function (treated curvilinearly), age, certain diagnostic distinctions, onset-admission interval, admission class, and LOS.
All three regions showed similar incubation periods and progressive shortening of the onset-to-admission interval through the epidemic.
The onset-admission interval (OAI) was defined as being the number of days elapsed between the onset of the stroke and admission to the interdisciplinary inpatient stroke rehabilitation program.
In addition, because peak infectivity, as indicated by viral load, usually occurred during week 2 of illness (7 ), when most of the patients would have been isolated in hospital (the mean onset-to-admission interval decreased from a maximum of 9.3 days in late February to 1.0 day by mid-May) (8 ), transmission to close contacts in the later stages of the epidemic was less likely.
