Sentence examples for admissions of persons from inspiring English sources

Participants: A total of 314 consecutive admissions of persons with stroke, SCI, and TBI who received acute medical rehabilitation between 1994 and 1998.

We chose cities to represent the range of weather patterns seen in the U.S. Hospital admissions of persons age 65 years and older in the above cities were extracted from Medicare files obtained from the Health Care Financing Administration for the years 1992 2000.

At this time also the countries of the European Union became generally more resistant to the admission of persons claiming political asylum.

The Mental Health Act, implemented in 1998, establishes the principles of the Portuguese mental health policy and governs the compulsory admission of persons suffering from mental disorders.

We report hospital admission of persons with this novel strain, which was skewed toward infants and young children for whom fecal viral load of this strain were higher than for patients in other age groups.

Using both inpatient interviews and linked administrative data, they derived a state-wide correction factor of 1.06 to apply to aggregate counts of hospital admissions of Aboriginal persons [ 9], although the information on which this was largely derived had suggested a state-wide correction factor of 1.09 [ 10].

Results: At admission, 35% of persons were living independently and 10% were in community-based employment.

Selection of the first admission per person of all subsequent admissions of a person occurring during 1995 and 2000 yielded 23,172 patients in 1995 and 20,414 patients in 2000.

In addition, the share of prison admissions for persons who violate parole many for technical violations, not new crimes has doubled in recent decades, from one in six in the 1980s to one in three today.

The number of initial hospital admissions for persons in prison or jail increased from 28 in 2000 to 201 in 2011.

This study used an ecological design which compared daily AMI admissions to hospital of persons aged 35 years and older in Melbourne with daily meteorological variables.