Sentence examples for admissions found that from inspiring English sources

Another study by the Center for Equal Opportunity, a nonprofit group opposed to racial preferences in college admissions, found that Asian-Americans at the University of Wisconsin, Madison, had median math and reading SAT scores of 1370 out of 1600, compared with 1340 for white students, 1250 for students of Hispanic descent and 1190 for black students.

A detailed analysis of a representative sample of these admissions found that 95% met international diagnostic criteria for AKI.

In Denmark, a study of 49,938 ICU admissions found that the proportion of patients aged ≥ 80 years increased from 11.7% of all ICU patients in 2005 to 13.8% in 2011 [ 17].

The King's Fund Report ('Avoiding hospital admissions') found that many admissions labelled as 'avoidable' or 'potentially avoidable' are necessary as the only place that the services which are clinically required are available is in the acute sector [ 23].

Meanwhile, a YouGov poll, carried out just before Cameron's admission, found that his approval ratings were now at the lowest level since July 2013, and below Corbyn's for the first time.

A recent HuffPost/YouGov survey of 1,000 U.S. adults conducted prior to Weiner's latest admission found that a whopping 85percentt of women consider sexting cheating versus 74percentt of men.

A comprehensive study that explored Canadian ALC patients waiting for nursing home admission found that some of these patients could be discharged to a community setting with the support of transitional programs and increased community care.

A Canadian study post paediatric hospital admission found that patients and their families are willing and able to report valid safety concerns, and that very few of these (less than 3% in this study) had been identified by the hospitals' own safety-monitoring programme.

This study, focused on patients who left AMA after a CVD admission, found that patients wanted more involvement in their own care, voiced a strong preference for their own primary care provider/cardiologist, felt that they spent a long time waiting in the hospital and were motivated to leave the hospital AMA by factors outside the hospital.

One study, including medical and surgical patients followed from 12 to 24 h after admission, found that the prescription of 0.18% sodium chloride in 5% glucose (30 mmol/L Na+) was associated with a significant fall in p-Na+ when compared with patients who received isotonic saline (0.9% sodium chloride, 154 mmol/L Na+) [ 6].

Earlier this month, we learned that a review of more than 160,000 individual student files contained in six years of Harvard's admissions data found that Asians outperformed all other racial groups on every measure of academic achievement: grades, SAT scores and the most AP exams passed.