Sentence examples for admissions evaluating from inspiring English sources

Analyses (two-sided tests) based on 10,000 yearly admissions evaluating impact of treatment/practices (assuming 50% exposure) on outcomes (incidence 1% to 40%) will be able to detect relative risks of 1.6 to 1.1 with statistical power of 80% and 5% type I error rate.

Similarly, Roch et al. found that preadmission functional scores of elderly aged 80 years and older before ICU admission, evaluated by the Knaus classification or the Karnofsky index, did not affect hospital or 2-year mortality [17].

To identify distinct sets of disability trajectories in the year before and after a Medicare qualifying skilled nursing facility (Q-SNF) admission, evaluate the associations between the pre and post Q-SNF disability trajectories, and determine short-term outcomes (readmission, mortality).

Similarly, Roch et al. found that preadmission functional scores of elderly aged 80 years and older before ICU admission, evaluated by the Knaus classification or the Karnofsky index, did not affect hospital or 2-year mortality [ 17].

Admissions officers evaluating the latest crop of applicants can expect the continuation of a trend that began about five years ago: a sharply rising proportion of applicants from mainland China.

The Schneeweiss study [ 8] reports admission rates due to ADRs which are considerably lower than other studies but only non-elective admissions were evaluated and patients with skin reactions were not included.

For patients with multiple AF admissions, only the index admission was evaluated.

What do admissions officers evaluate when they review a student's transcript?

Results: Data of 3760 patient admissions were evaluated, which corresponded to 117,080 BGL measurements.

The updated page now explains that the admissions committee "evaluates" candidates initially without factoring in their financial need, but then considers applicants' financial resources "at the point of finalizing admissions decisions".

About two thirds of admissions were evaluated as serious to critical (65.1%).