Sentence examples for admission validates from inspiring English sources

Our finding that AKI occurs extremely early after PICU admission validates findings of other single-center studies [ 5, 8, 12].

Because primary or secondary infection of necrotized areas by enteral bacteria is considered a primary cause of mortality in patients with SAP, which is characterized by rapidly progressive MOF [ 26], we can conclude that the severity of the disease in the NG and NJ feeding groups was equivalent at admission, validating the comparison of NG and NJ feeding.

Though Scott was unusually candid about Wal-Mart's inability to "green" themselves up, his admission only validates what many environmentalists already knew: there's no way Wal-Mart can fix the irreparable harm they've caused to our planet in such a short span of time, if ever.

The predictive algorithm was developed using a 75% training sample selected at random of triggering admissions and validated on the remaining 25%.

And this admission served to validate by proxy the other false right-wing scandal accusations about Benghazi and "wiretapping reporters".

The main diagnoses associated with ER visit and hospital admission were not validated.

ii) Self reported smoking cessation for at least 24 hours before hospital admission for childbirth, validated by exhaled CO measurement [cut off 8 ppm [ 17]].

Scores were considered if they were designed for use at the time of ER assessment and/or admission, were derived or validated in a cohort of patients with influenza, pneumonia or sepsis, and were intended to predict relevant outcomes (i.e. death, mechanical ventilation, ICU admission).

The King's College Criteria (KCC) have been validated on admission but not in later phases of illness.

A reliable algorithm indicating evidence of nursing home admission was developed and validated from administrative claims data.

However, clinical risk scores are somewhat limited by practicality issues and are only validated when admission values are used; indeed, the utility of monitoring these scores over the course of sepsis is not well-established.