Sentence examples for admissions either from inspiring English sources
Overall, our cohort consisted of approximately 9.8 million subjects, and in total, we observed 119,425 PD, 266,725 AD, and 203,463 dementia first admissions (either as primary or secondary causes).
He doesn't like the admissions, either.
Droudis had made no admissions either to police, other people or on covertly recorded tapes made during seven months of electronic surveillance of her, he said.
Being black and male, I am not obliged to share such admissions either, but necessity is the mother of invention, so here I am confessing my heart about America, the beautiful (although this country has shown me it is far more brave than it is beautiful).
During these admissions, either no laboratory testing was performed or tests were negative for Cryptosporidium and other intestinal pathogens.
For instance, Atkinson et al. (1999) found no association between CO and respiratory admissions either overall or by age group.
If non-invasive respiratory support is required later during admission (either postextubation or for later deterioration), NCPAP should be used, unless there is significant nasal trauma.
Indeed, in their study, single measurements of mHLA-DR within the first week after patient admission (either days 0, 3 or 7) had no predictive value regarding mortality.
Surgical admissions to the ICU were identified in the ICNARC database by the source of admission (either operating theatre or operating theatre via ward), and were only included if the primary reason for admission was not an excluded surgical procedure.
Those with an alcohol related admission (either harmful/hazardous or alcohol dependent) had an increased odds of developing septic shock during their admission, compared with the low risk group (OR 1.67; 95% CI 1.13-2.47, p = 0.01).
We assessed the APACHE score of the patient on admission, the length of stay in the ICU (LOS), relationship to the time of ED admission (either office hours 08 00 to 17:00 or out of hours 17:01 to 07:59) and the hospital mortality associated with each admission.
