Sentence examples for admission position from inspiring English sources

The main determinants include history of stillbirth, history of successful VBAC in the past, rupture of membrane, absence of meconium, cervical stage of labor at admission, position of the presenting part, duration of labor, and knowledge of the previous indication for the past cesarean section.

Regardless of the level of experience required for admission, PhD positions are more competitive in some countries than in others, due to stringent regulations regarding the number of PhD students, especially in the formal training programmes.

It was 2006, and she was not at all O.K.: she had just lost a good position in the admissions office at the California Institute of Technology, in Pasadena.

As associate dean of the graduate school, a member of the admissions office at Texas State University, San Marcos, and in my previous positions at New Mexico State University and the University of Illinois, Urbana-Champaign, I have seen hundreds of applications for admission.

By his own admission, Mancini's position was up for review.

Rodgers' admission that Lucas' position will be reviewed in the summer hardly amounts to a glowing testament from his own manager.

Frances Perraudin: This, by the Liberal Democrats' own admission, is a position that sits somewhere in the middle of the two biggest parties.

They elaborate a process in which, as the technological frontiers become more complex, high intelligence is increasingly a requirement for admission to managerial positions.

It is an admission of the real position Ireland finds itself in after the boom went bust – a nation that is vulnerable, dependant and weak vis-a-vis other more powerful EU states.

Height (cm), weight (kg) and WC at umbilical level (cm) were measured in the standing position on admission.

As part of a duty of care to the flexible and changing TC environment, some clients were not ready for rehabilitation and needed to work on anger issues before admission- a problematic position for ACO staff who felt some Aboriginal clients needed to be admitted immediately but managed differently.