Sentence examples for admission lag from inspiring English sources

LONDON — As Italy's clubs, by their own admission, lag behind the powers of the European giants, one player goes on and on, extending his own chapter as a Roman god in his game.

The most significant increase in asthma admission was 9.08% (95% CI 7.26 10.93) per IQR change of NO2 level 3 days before admission (lag 3).

An increase in IQR of daily mean concentration of PM10 (33.4 μg/m), PM2.5 (20.6 μg/m) and NO2 (27.1 μg/m) were associated with increase in daily asthma admission on the day of admission and all the 5 days before admission (lags 1 5).

Associations of fine and coarse particles with respiratory admissions (lag 0 5) both decreased considerably with mutual adjustment (to 0.55%; 95% CI: –0.29, 1.40 for PM2.5, and 0.66%; 95% CI: –0.78, 2.13 for PM2.5 10).

The findings showed that asthma admissions lagged with respect to PM10 peaks by seven days.

Both mean daily temperature and relative humidity on day of admission (at lag 0) were selected in the subsequent model as they had the best-combined fit.

The effect of temperature of 30°C which is higher than the reference temperature reduced the risk of CVD admissions at lag 0 and increased the risk of CVD admissions from lag 5 to lag 10.

Lall et al. (2011) also reported larger effect estimates of EC on cardiovascular hospital admissions at lag 0 among New York Medicare patients, but at lag 3 for respiratory hospital admissions.

Their average score on the college admission test lags about 150 points behind the district average of 1130.

Non-significant increase in hospital admissions at lag 5 may be due to the harvesting effect (25).

The overall effect of cold exposure on CVD admissions over lag 0 30 was estimated at a relative risk of 1.12 (95% confident interval: 1.01 1.25) for 1°C decrease below the threshold.