Sentence examples for admissions for over from inspiring English sources

She has worked in college admissions for over 40 years, and during her career, she has read hundreds of thousands of Ivy League applications and essays.

Today's report noted that an estimated 1.4 million people aged over 65 now exceed recommended drinking limits, and that alcohol-related hospital admissions for over-65s more than doubled from 2002 to the start of this decade.

Its door policy was legendary, with both Peter O'Toole and King Hussein of Jordan refused admission for over-casual dress.

Many of the key museums, monuments and sites in and around Rome are state controlled, so admission is free for over 65s, meaning significant savings (normal entry to the Colosseum for example is €12/£10).

2. Cost of healthcare - average expenditure of hospital admission for over 50% of selected diseases declined significantly after the implementation of the clinical treatment paths in the intervention groups, while this did not change much in the control group.

We have presented the derivation and subsequent external validation of the MACS CDR for use in patients presenting to hospital with suspected cardiac chest pain, which could potentially obviate the need for emergency hospital admission for over a quarter of patients following a single blood test.

This study includes hospital admissions for trauma over two decades.

In the United States, HF accounted for at least 20% of all hospital admissions for patients over 65 years old [ 4].

To minimise the effects of both the seasonal inflows of tourists and the rotation of junior doctors our sample was drawn from a list of all adult admissions for stays over 24 hours for the same three-week period in October 2009 and 2010.

Study authors used a lag structure of 0 to 9 days between burn dates and hospital admissions with adjustments for over-dispersion.

The analysis of the case mixture of admissions over time at LGH shows that although admissions for malaria decreased over the study period, there was an increase in total admissions of patients < 5 years of age from 2005 through 2007, after which they subsequently decreased by 2008.