The phrase "admittance variables" is not commonly used in written English and may not be widely recognized.
It could be used in a technical context, possibly related to electrical engineering or control systems, where it refers to variables that affect the admittance of a system.
Example: "The analysis of the circuit requires us to consider the admittance variables that influence the overall performance."
Alternatives: "admittance parameters" or "admittance factors".
Scales based on ICU admittance variables may well be better predictors of mortality; however, APACHE II [ 11], SAPS II [ 12], and MPM II [ 13] do not work very well in predicting in-hospital mortality when applied to heart surgery patients and their accuracy is lower than that of the preoperative Parsonnet model [ 14].
Of the risk scales based on organism functionality variables developed over ICU admittance variables (APACHE II, SAPSII, MPM II, SOFA and CASUS) [ 11- 19, 19, 26], three also include preoperative variables and only SOFA and CASUS [ 19, 26] only use organism functionality risk factors.
The clinical and laboratory variables registered at admittance are listed in Table 1 and Table 2.
It is for these reasons that scales based on variables measured upon admittance to the ICU could be considered to be better indicators for predicting mortality.
An online experiment was constructed as a 2 × 2 factorial design of independent variables (active-passive responsibility admittance vs. high-low sympathetic expression) on public's anger relief with between-subjects comparison.
Data on the first 24 hours after admittance revealed similar results: lactate derived variables were significantly higher in nonsurvivors compared with survivors.
The aim of the study was to determine whether a short attempt at noninvasive pressure support ventilation avoids ICU admittance and to identify lack of response prediction variables.
Although the admittance matrix is the linear expression of decision variables of candidate transmission lines, however, self-impedances of the impedance matrix have strong nonlinearity property with cross-multiplying terms of decision variables in both denominators and numerators.
Emergency department (ED) admittance was identified using the hospital admission source variable.
It is suggested that only two variables are required to parameterise both the admittance and weighting functions.
The CMBD database is managed by the Spanish Ministry of Health, Social Services and Equality and includes patient variables (sex, date of birth), date of admittance, date of discharge, up to 14 discharge diagnoses, and up to 20 procedures performed during hospitalization.
