The phrase "admitted secondary" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe something that has been acknowledged as secondary or of lesser importance, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The committee admitted secondary issues were not the focus of their discussion."
Alternatives: "acknowledged as secondary" or "recognized as secondary."
However, the risks are equally important to consider, for example to control the number of admitted secondary users to coexist with the primary user.
Considering the best scenarios, the deployment parameters to achieve maximum system throughput, such as the number of admitted secondary users coexisting with primary users and primary exclusion zones, are presented.
In general, examples of deployment parameters for HetNets are [4,5] primary exclusion zones (radius of protection of a primary receiver/transmitter), transmission power limits on secondary users, number of admitted secondary users, acceptable level of interference in primary receptor, and monitoring time.
While admitting secondary errors and revising his positions accordingly, he stuck to his central argument of the key role of Egyptian and Phoenician immigrants in laying early foundations for classical Greek civilisation.
The John Radcliffe Hospital Adult ICU is a general adult ICU admitting secondary and tertiary referrals, and the Neurosciences ICU admits patients with neurological or neurosurgical problems and patients after head and neck surgery.
Only a few women in the IDIs admitted having secondary casual partners and in the main, they had not talked to these partners about the gel.
In view of the large numbers of smokers admitted to secondary care, the public health impact of wider implementation of this approach is potentially massive.
After adjustment for clustering on city, outpatients admitted at secondary hospitals had 23% more clinic visits (AOR = 1.232, P < 0.001) than those at tertiary hospitals.
After adjustment for clustering on city, a 7% significantly lower proportion of DMC was paid by patients admitted at secondary hosptals than tertiary hospitals (P < 0.001).
This study provides data on the incidence and microbiology of SSIs for a large cohort of critically ill patients admitted with secondary or tertiary peritonitis to a surgical ICU.
