The phrase "admission potential" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to evaluating the likelihood of being accepted into a program, institution, or opportunity.
Example: "The committee assessed each applicant's admission potential based on their academic performance and extracurricular activities."
Alternatives: "acceptance likelihood" or "enrollment prospects."
Control group (C) included patients that had no VAP and have not been colonized by Pa during mechanical ventilation (MV) and that can be matched with one PaVAP patient on values of age, SAPS2, duration of MV, reason for ICU admission, potential risk factors for VAP (coma, ARDS, head trauma) and outcome.
Soon after admission, potential participants and their family members will be introduced to the study by a member of the clinical team, and provided with a study information pack.
However, from patients who did not receive antibiotic therapy prior to admission, potential pathogens were isolated more frequently than normal oropharynx flora (OR 4.5, 95 % CI 1.0 19.2, p = 0.05, Fisher's exact test).
These problems are critical to a student's future in that they can potentially impact college admissions, potential scholarships and jobs.
Pressure from overcrowding in the ED or bolus admissions (multiple potential admissions at the same time) may influence physician decisions for hospitalizing low risk CAP patients but this factor is not easy to determine retrospectively.
AP level courses are rigorous and having access to this level of coursework can strengthen candidates' opportunities for admission and potential to succeed academically in the engineering curriculum.
"The federal government has taken a number of sensible steps and made tremendous progress in deterring the admission of potential terrorists," said Frank Sharry, executive director of the National Immigration Forum, an immigration policy group.
Tesco's admission of potential accounting problems also prompted ratings agency Standard & Poor's to put its creditworthiness under review on Wednesday pending the outcome of the retailer's internal investigation into the affair.
I was against it then because I feared it would divert too much money from the academic programs for which the university was known and lead to lower standards in the admission of potential athletes.
At admission 7.33 potential adverse drug events (pADEs) were prevented and at discharge 26.59 pADEs.
I've encountered this attitude a few times in my career this insistence that an admission of potential inadequacy in science should be met with sneers.
