Sentence examples for admission proportion from inspiring English sources

Only visit volume (patients per hour) and admission proportion increased with an increased composite score.

Continuous variables included in these analyses were: mean age, dose of zinc, duration of diarrhea before admission, proportion wasted defined as weight-for-age z score<-2, proportion stunted defined as height-for-age z score<-2, mid-arm circumference, proportion with fever, mean dehydration score, baseline zinc and proportion breastfed.

The very low emergency admission proportion suggests this policy works – at considerable cost, of course (Hamilton, 2008).

Hospital bed days were significantly lower among intervention patients than controls, which reflected the reduced admission proportion overall.

Logistic regression was used for the admission proportion and mortality, with the exponent of the coefficients used to calculate odds ratios.

The odds ratio for the admission proportion at 12 months remained significant after we adjusted for baseline characteristics and also after we adjusted for the combined model score.

applications per acceptance Standardised admission ratio: proportion of acceptances ÷ proportion in UK population (2001 census) Graduate entry programmes have been successful in attracting a considerable boost in applications to medicine in the UK.

Interpretation of emergency admission proportions is not simple.

Admission proportions are greatest in winter and lowest in spring.

Statistically significant seasonal differences in PUD hospital admission proportions are also documented.

When data corrected by monthly admission proportions are analyzed, late summer-autumn and winter are confirmed as higher risk periods.