Sentence examples for admissions screening from inspiring English sources

The onus for doing so shouldn't fall solely on the shoulders of teacher preparation programs, but they should do their part by setting rigorous academic requirements and improving their admissions screening process.

Edward de Villafranca, dean of college counseling at the Peddie School in Hightstown, N.J., said that such applicants can sometimes slip through admissions screening because "there is an expectation that students in this situation act honorably and truthfully".

Of 611 admissions screened during the study period, 84 met the diagnostic criteria for cirrhosis.

In this small group, equal to 8.5% of all medical ICU admissions screened, the incidence of IAH was 85% and of ACS 33%.

Overnight admissions screened for MRSA rose from 43% during selective screening to >90% within 4 months of universal screening.

Increased intensity of MRSA admission screening was followed by declines in prevalence density of CC30, CC22 and CC5/other beyond thresholds of 5, 70 and 110 admissions screened per 1000 OBDs, respectively.

Total number of patient admissions screened from ward A, B and C were 284, 1591 and 382 respectively.

Figure 2 shows that of the 388 new hospital admissions screened for inclusion, 219 were eligible, 104 were recruited and 89 performed at least one mobility assessment.

Third, of the 1,274 total ICU admissions screened, approximately one-third were admitted for <24 hours and these patients were excluded from the analysis.

Figure 3 shows that of 344 new hospital admissions screened, 216 were eligible, 132 were recruited and 112 performed at least one mobility assessment.

Department of Health (England) policy is that screening for emergency admissions will be mandatory from 2011, in addition to existent elective admission screening.