Sentence examples similar to admissions of one from inspiring English sources

One strategy used in young adults in Australia, after-hours telephone support, reported a reduction in ketoacidosis admissions of one-third 20.

The case has two levels of significance for Apple: on one hand, it's an embarrassing admission of one of its products falling short of what Apple claims it can do.

March 11 at 1 p.m. Tickets: $10; includes admission of one child.

Another rarity in late-night is this: the admission of one's own mistakes.

It also offers tacit admission of one of Gordon Strachan's most glaring failings: not maximising what he has at his disposal.

It is a daily admission of one's weakness.

Just yesterday a diocesan seminarian wrote to tell me that in his seminary there was a "don't tell your brothers" policy, while in other seminaries any admission of one's homosexuality could lead to expulsion.

Five days later, as the Catholic blogosphere exploded with theories and accusations against the priest, attacks on both the priest's critics and alleged victims, Euteneuer broke the five months of official silence with an admission of one instance of moral failing during his performance of an exorcism.

Only with admission of one study, Smith-Warner et al., [ 27] did the result become significant.

To prevent the admission of one neonate to a special care unit, more than 400 children were required to receive unnecessary steroids.

The hospital admission of one's own infant is a very personal experience and therefore the evaluation of its impact from an individual perspective necessitates the involvement of a self-administered questionnaire.