"admission phase" is a grammatically correct and usable phrase in written English.
It typically refers to the period of time during which someone is being admitted to a particular institution or program, such as a school, hospital, or rehab facility. It can also refer to the process of gaining admission, such as filling out and submitting an application. Example: The admission phase for the MBA program at the university begins in September and ends in November.
In this paper we address in particular the class of mechanisms which handle call assignment to a network during the call admission phase and denote this by access network selection (ANS).
An example of a scenario for the admission phase is described in the section below.
This result supplements ours from the acute admission phase, and confirms our previous finding that humiliation was not reduced in the "less improved" patients [ 6].
The importance of thorough discharge planning throughout the infant's admission phase and the importance of home-support programmes are also reported.
As shown in Figure 1, no clear effect on MRSA infections was observed in both ICUs after introduction of the qMRSA test and an increased frequency of screening on admission (phase II).
Evidence reports the importance of preparing parents for the neonatal unit through the neonatal tour, and the importance of good communication throughout the infant admission phase and after discharge home.
However, the sensitivity was insufficient for application with admission-phase samples.
7 This comparison rates the ability of the test to make the correct diagnosis on the admission-phase sample compared with the final, retrospective, gold standard diagnosis made using admission-phase and convalescence-phase serum samples.
Median number of days of fever at the time of collection of the admission-phase sample was 6 (IQR = 5 10 days), and median interval between obtaining admission-phase and convalescent-phase samples was 7 days (IQR = 5 10 days).
The scrub typhus ICT (Panbio, Sinnamon Park, Queensland, Australia) (ST ICT) was performed on admission-phase specimens according to the manufacturer's instructions.
Four hundred twenty-six (41.4%) of 1,030 patients had admission-phase IgM titers ≥ 1 400 or a ≥ 4-fold increase in titer between paired specimens (Table 1).
