The phrase "admissions is higher" is not correct in standard written English.
It should be "admissions are higher" to agree with the plural noun "admissions."
Example: "In recent years, admissions are higher at the university compared to previous years."
Alternatives: "enrollment is greater" or "applications are up."
For the uninsured, the fraction of male admissions is higher than the fraction of female admissions.
For example, Restuccia et al. (1996) assessed whether the rate of inappropriate hospital admissions is higher in areas with higher rates of hospital admissions.
However, the influence of life events on first admissions is higher compared with the influence of life events after on readmissions, suggesting a shift in the effect of life events between the first and subsequent admissions.
Even though RR is lower, the baseline frequency of cardiovascular hospital admissions is higher than for respiratory and the attributed absolute number is greater; 204 (95% CI 131 260) pollution related hospitalizations per year.
Agreement of LIS recordings with hospital discharge systems and actual incidence of hospital admissions is high [ 27, 48].
The number of admissions is high (11,6 per 10.000 population in 2007 [67]) and respiratory nurses have an important role in patient care.
"Emergency urological admissions were higher on full moon days.
Our AE rates, affecting nearly 78% of admissions, were higher than those previously described.
SOFA scores 24 h after admissions were higher in patients with brain herniation than in those without brain herniation.
They found that effect estimates for PM2.5 total mass and cardiovascular hospital admissions were higher on days with higher PM2.5 content of bromine, chromium, nickel, or sodium ion.
The number of hospital admissions was higher in the ADOL HIGH group (6.6, SD = 15.0, p <.05) versus the AGREE group (4.2, SD = 5.9, p <.05).
