Sentence examples for admitting institutions from inspiring English sources

This study has been approved by respective ethics committees of both the admitting institutions.

Preoperative MRI examination was performed by university neuroradiologist in 47 cases and by local radiologist of the admitting institution in 57 cases.

Thus the odds that the children possess the same qualities and therefore are admitted to institutions of higher learning should be neither a surprise nor a negative.

Increasing numbers of young people have been admitted to institutions that were, just 40 years ago, bastions of wealthy, privileged, Protestant white male elites.

Further Questions for Discussion: –Do you think it is fair for students to be admitted to institutions based on "legacy" (parents and grandparents who are alumni) when they might not meet other criteria for admissions?

In the Czech Republic, while the numbers of children being admitted into institutions has dropped by 16% nationally in the past year, in Lumos's demonstration area they have achieved a 75% fall in admissions.

This study addresses this knowledge gap and focuses on SUD patients who have been involuntarily admitted to institutions.

This study addresses the knowledge gap and focuses on SUD patients who have been involuntarily admitted to institutions pursuant to a social services act.

The Belgian HIS is a household survey based on a representative, stratified (regions and provinces) and clustered (municipalities and households) sample of the Belgian population, including also elderly subjects admitted in institutions.

To make financial regulation workable again, the chairman needs to admit the institution's recent failures and call for deeper reforms in the operation of the Fed to make financial regulation workable again.

Furthermore, his adviser tells him, "There is no chance that you will not get admitted into Institution A".