The phrase "admission sensitivity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to the sensitivity of information regarding admissions processes, such as in educational institutions or healthcare settings.
Example: "The university has strict policies in place to ensure the admission sensitivity of applicants' personal information."
Alternatives: "admission confidentiality" or "admission discretion".
Youden index showed best discrimination of 28-day survivors and non-survivors at a cut-off of ICG-PDR ≥7.8 %/min on admission (sensitivity of 68 %, specificity of 85%%) and ≥9.0 %/min 48 h after admission (sensitivity 79%%, specificity 100%%).
Conclusions remained unaltered for the "day of surgery admission" sensitivity analysis.
There was poor agreement between self-reported "heart attack" and the likelihood of having an observed AMI admission (sensitivity = 63.5%, positive predictive value = 54.3%).
At admission, sensitivity and specificity of cTnThs were 93%and94%4% for the detection of acute MI, while they were 32%and96%6% using cTnT fourth generation.
Given the above pattern distribution, we calculated the performance of the Type 1 profile in predicting NICU admission: sensitivity was 77.7%, specificity was 100%, PPV was 100% and NPV was 97%.
ICD-9 codes correctly identified 540 of these cases and correctly classified 44,741 admissions as non-CDAD admissions (sensitivity 78%, specificity 99.7%).
28-day survivors could be identified using a cut-off ICG-PDR ≥9.0 %/min 48 h after admission with sensitivity of 77 % and specificity 100%%.
28-day survivors could be identified using a cut-off ICG-PDR ≥ 9.0 %/min 48 hours after admission with sensitivity of 77% and specificity 100%.
On admission, the sensitivity was 74, 56, and 44%; the specificity was 82, 83, and 81%; the positive predictive value was 51, 45, and 37%, and the negative predictive value was 92 , 88 and 85%, for IR spectroscopy, APACHE II, and CRP, respectively.
For example, at hospital admission, the sensitivity of the code for the RIFLE Injury definition was 61.6% (95% CI 57.5%too 65.5%).
Dyspnea or hypoxia was also predictive of ICU admission, with sensitivity, specificity, positive predictive value, and negative predictive value of 94%, 91%, 71%, 98%, respectively.
