Sentence examples for admissions challenge from inspiring English sources

We performed bivariate correlations to assess for associations between the variables census or new admissions, challenge, acuity, case variety, learning.

While the team doesn't believe in quotas, Barbier tells me that 23percentt of those who tackled the first admission challenge were women.

Every "season" we are inundated with RSV admissions and challenged to prevent nosocomial transmission.

In addition, demonstrating the impact of a community service on reducing hospital admissions is challenging.

Missing data on the International Normalized Ratio, not measured in one-half of the patients, and heterogeneity with nonsurviving patients being significantly more coagulopathic than that for surviving patients, International Normalized Ratio 2.06 versus 1.4 (P < 0.001) on admission, however, challenge their conclusion.

Still, it happens, and some of those denied admission have challenged the rulings of bar examiners in court.

Perhaps as an admission that challenges remain, H.P. said it was negotiating with its retail partners to offer a free $200 in-home installation (not including mounting the TV on the wall).

In a statement, Dow Jones said it will continue its defense and was encouraged by the High Court's admission of challenges brought by Internet publishing.

Clearly, making a decision on whether a child needs admission is challenging and such disagreement can complicate referrals.

Affirmative action proponents would rather see significant rulings emerge from two pending cases, both of which challenge admissions programs at the University of Michigan.

Naleo submitted a supporting brief on behalf of the University of Michigan, which was defending its admissions policies against challenge by white students who claimed they were denied spots in favor of less-qualified black applicants.