Sentence examples for admitted to the regular from inspiring English sources

Nearly one third (30.1%) of patients were admitted to the ICU; 27.2% were admitted to a telemetry floor bed, 35.0% were admitted to observation unit, and 7.7% admitted to the regular medical floor.

Of the patients, 41.2% were admitted to the regular medical floor, 19.3% to the telemetry floor, 20.9% to step-down unit and 17.6% to the ICU; 12.16% of the patients were intubated for a mean duration of 9.28 days (SD ± 12.2).

When limiting the data analysis by gestational age to infants with a gestational age ≥ 35 weeks that, if healthy, would potentially be admitted to the regular newborn nursery the results remain the same.

Some were admitted to the hospital for regular and emergency medical treatments, and others were there for ambulatory care.

On the night prior to the study, patients with type 1 diabetes were admitted to the hospital to receive intravenous regular insulin designed to maintain plasma glucose between 70-140 mg/dl.

Since then they have been admitted to the Rugby Championship and the more regular meetings with the world's best – New Zealand, Australia, and South Africa – have speeded their development into a side full of tries as well as a pack that does damage.

The brothers admitted to having regular communication with many of the wanted leaders of al-Qaeda, including Osama bin Laden.

For these patients, two options seem reasonable: 1) not admitting to the ICU but instead admitting to a regular ward or an acute care for elderly unit; or 2) admitting selected patients to the ICU and promoting efforts to ensure a rapid ICU discharge.

Unanticipated ICU admission was defined as admission to an ICU at any time during hospitalisation in patients who were initially admitted to a regular inpatient ward from the ED.

The promoter Mickey Duff happily admitted to making regular wagers on fights he promoted and, good judge though he was, even suffering regularly from his belief that Marvin Hagler, one day, would lose.

In the current study, a significant proportion (25.2%) of the youth had tested more than twice in the previous two years and some admitted to being regular tester.