The phrase "admissions for the study" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the process of accepting participants or applicants into a research study or academic program.
Example: "The admissions for the study will open next month, and we encourage interested candidates to apply."
Alternatives: "enrollment for the study" or "applications for the study".
Multivariate logistic regression, adjusted for other significant variables, was used to analyse hospital mortality risk by year of admission for the study population and for the ICU and non-ICU patient groups; variables were entered one by one and retained when their significance was <.10 and were clinically plausible.
Selected measurements on RWC admission for the study and control groups are shown in Table 1.
Mean marks post-admission for the study and non-study groups were compared at each of the key stages of the course, for each cohort.
The reason for ICU admission of the study group was more often surgically related compared to the reference population (13/23 [57 %] vs. 267/899 [30%%], P = .01).01
Confidence intervals were determined for the Cullen and c-sum techniques on untransformed and log10 normalized admissions data by using the mean + (2x standard deviation) as well as the mean + (t value at 0.05 confidence interval x standard error), as is recommended for small sample sizes (48 ). Figure 3a-c shows pediatric admissions for the three study hospitals during the surveillance period.
A total of 352 women fulfilled the admission criteria for the study.
The average admission rate for the study group was 15.0 (95% CI, 8.4, 24.7) admissions/million/year.
Admission criteria for the study are described in Table 2. Eligible are patients with NSLBP referred to physiotherapy by their physician.
Admission criteria for the study were: no history of respiratory disease and no intravenous cardiovascular drugs (for all patients); stable haemodynamic conditions, assessed by clinical examination, and no unstable angina (for patients undergoing CABG); and no rest dyspnoea (for patients undergoing heart transplantation).
