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New York State's highest court ruled today that experts' testimony on the reliability of eyewitnesses could be admitted at a trial, a decision that legal scholars said could have a major impact on criminal prosecutions in the state.

There is concern that, with performance so poor despite mild weather and little flu around so far, hospitals may struggle if a blast of really cold weather brings an influx of seriously ill patients, many of whom need to be admitted at a time when beds are already scarce.

When Star Axis finally opens – which Ross estimates will be three to four years from now (though one associate says he's been saying that for the past 20 years) – six people will be admitted at a time, staying in a guesthouse down the hill so they can experience Star Axis by day and night.

Patients with partial remission (myeloma) or high-risk solid tumors (metastatic breast or ovarian cancer) can be admitted at a later course of their disease, even after several courses of chemotherapy, which provides significant and sustained response with improved long-term survival [2].

Even after the doors were opened, only 20 visitors were to be admitted at a time, and children under 12 were not allowed into the new part of the museum without their parents' or a teacher's permission.

Patients with partial remission (myeloma) or high-risk solid tumors (metastatic breast or ovarian cancer) can be admitted at a later course of their disease, even after several courses of chemotherapy, which provides significant and sustained response with improved long-term survival [ 2].

Finally, ensuring the timely admission of patients requiring critical care may enable them to be admitted at an earlier stage in the disease process, with lower severity of illness.

It is assumed that a patient assigned to a doctor can be admitted at any time to a hospital except if he is already hospitalized.

In Croatia's case, the country's many economic problems were compounded by the fact that it is being admitted at a time when the euro zone's economy is particularly fragile.

"Yes, not everyone in a psychiatric hospital is going to be able to vote, but many people are admitted at a time of crisis and later become more stable," he said.

The index number of every admitted recruit is shared among the member institutions to guarantee that no vastly underqualified recruit has been admitted at a rival institution and to allow member universities to compare classwide index averages for athletes against similar averages for the overall student body.