Sentence examples for analysis admissions from inspiring English sources

We excluded from the analysis admissions with invalid or missing age, sex, length of stay, or procedure date (0.53% of 22 076 cases).

For our analysis, admissions were categorized by their principal (first) diagnostic code (used to record the main condition responsible for the stay in hospital).

Secondary analysis admissions were defined as a composite of all admissions because of diabetes or diabetes complications (excluding vascular disease), hypoglycemia, diabetes with ketoacidosis (DKA; without coma), vascular causes, and cancer.

In terms of employment, the first admission group also fared better (66 vs 33%%) assessed by the vocational status index, but in a multiple regression analysis, admission number did not predict employment status at 6 months.

In the Cox regression analysis admission cystatin C and a1-microglobulin at discharge performed as independent predictors for all-cause mortality, admission cystatin C also for the combined endpoint (each p < 0.05).

However, in the multivariate analysis, admission glucose is not found to be associated with the incidence of MACE, especially after adjustment for GRACE risk score.

In multivariate analysis, admission RI and raise of RI by ≥0.05 were independently associated with development of AKI stage 2 or 3 and ICU mortality.

After controlling for a number of co-variates using logistic regression analysis, admission during the after hours was not associated with an increased risk for death.

As assessed by ROC curve analysis, admission hs-TnT levels separated between patients that were dead or categorized as having an unfavorable neurological outcome after 1 year, but did not discriminate regarding hospital mortality (Table  3).

First analysis: sepsis admissions in relation to total urgent admissions.

In a univariate analysis, high admission WBC count, high admission temperature, pre-admission antibiotic administration, concurrent MSI, pre-existing diabetes, and respiratory difficulty were found to be risk factors for life-threatening complications.