Sentence examples for admitting discipline from inspiring English sources

Length of hospitalization, admitting discipline, ethnic group, and configuration of hospital beds (rooms with 1, 2, 4 or 6 beds) were not significant factors for missing ICD-9 code [Table 1].

With regards to the speciality specific analysis, it was interesting to note the differences observed between General Surgery and Orthopaedics, which are both surgical disciplines admitting acute cases, as well as between Respiratory Medicine and General Medicine, the key admitting disciplines for acute medical cases.

In addition to the overall model, we did further sub-group analysis, by studying the difference in LOS by the top 5 admitting disciplines by volume.

Gauss blamed Reed's mother, who admitted "his discipline has been lax and light," since she adored him so.

What we would like to do is exercise the same discipline in admitting students in early action as we will admit in regular decision.

The victors' coach, Bernard Laporte, admitted Toulon "lacked discipline", while Leigh Halfpenny, who kicked six penalties and a conversion, said: "Something like this is what you grow up dreaming of".

­Cavendish insisted that his team, in ­contrast to Garmin, have done no special preparation for the team time trial, though he did admit that the discipline is "a lot more technical than you imagine.

"We need to improve our discipline," admitted forwards coach Robin McBryde.

To downgrade Greece to this status is to admit that IMF discipline is more rigorous and effective than that of the SGP.

Researchers admitted that one discipline was not ideal and 'further work should focus on the roles of early physical rehabilitation, delirium, cognitive dysfunction and relatives'.

One guard was recorded by Channel 4 admitting that he had been disciplined for entering rooms without knocking.