Sentence examples for admitted to particular from inspiring English sources

Some of the confounding factors will be minimised in the present study using restriction of the study population to adults admitted to particular hospitals.

Recruitment was targeted to include all patients with suspected dengue admitted to the Adult Intensive Care Unit (AICU) plus a group of 200 female patients and 200 male patients with suspected dengue admitted to particular infectious disease wards.

Conversely, if you overestimate the amount you can contribute and are admitted to a particular institution, there may be no way to appeal for additional aid if you find you really can't afford what you said you could afford in your financial aid application.

Two of the most common are: Why was I not admitted to this particular graduate program and Why didn't I get that fellowship?

In this study, standard procedure for older people admitted to this particular hospital was to provide high protein milk in addition to their normal hospital diet.

A range of other contextual factors not included in this study may also determine the types of patients admitted to a particular unit at a given time.

In addition, this study was conducted at a public institution, which may have also had multiple interconnected effects on the types of students who applied, and were admitted, to this particular institution.

The data set used in this study consists of the electronic health records from patients with any type of heart related problem that were admitted to one particular university hospital in Finland between the years 2005-2009.

Further, at the hospital-level, the implementation of specific quality assurance programs (such as treatment protocols and critical care maps) may result in less heterogeneity in the use of evidence-based therapies for patients admitted to a particular hospital [ 23].

Lawton earlier told ABC radio Aboriginal patients who are admitted to hospital for particular conditions "were much less likely to get a procedure for that condition than non-Aboriginal people" and that it happens "far too often".

The judiciary has been widely criticised not least by the European Commission—as corrupt, ineffective and politically packed.Judicial reform is generally admitted to be necessary in particular, removal of judges' and prosecutors' immunity.