Sentence examples for admissions development from inspiring English sources

As administrative leadership, working with faculty, professionalizes key internal economic drivers like admissions, development, athletics, library and computer services, academic support and student services, they must seek cooperative partnerships with other colleges to end the practice of "reinventing the wheel" institution by institution.

They constructed logistic regression and ANN models for a random set of 1200 admissions (development set), and used the remaining 447 admissions as the validation set.

This will include details of any acute medical issues, clinical or other adverse events, graft function, acute rejection, hospital admissions, development of diabetes, or any other issues that might affect nutritional status or change in weight.

The bride, 27, is the director of admission, development and alumni affairs at the St .Thomas Church Choir School in New York, the church's boarding school for boys.

The negative outcomes considered were intensive care unit (ICU) admission, development of ARDS, and development of MODS and death.

Adverse outcomes included hospital admission, development of severe respiratory complications and all-cause mortality ≤ 7 days of hospital presentation.

This study was designed to assess the predictive performance of the PIRO system for ICU admission, development of multiple organ dysfunction (MOD), and 28-day mortality in septic patients in the ED, and to compare this scoring system with the Acute Physiology and Chronic Health Evaluation (APACHE) II [ 14] and Mortality in Emergency Department Sepsis (MEDS) scores [ 7].

She spent 15 years at Friends Seminary, as a Latin teacher, admissions director, development director and vice principal.

Our findings suggest that, for the purpose of examining psychiatric admissions, the development of psychiatric specific hospital service areas is warranted.

Length of time at risk for CDAD was defined as the number of days from admission to development of the illness for cases and the number of days from admission to discharge for controls.

By the government's own admission, most development spending fails to reach its intended recipients.