Sentence examples for beyond admissions from inspiring English sources

Crediting a school as being highly diversified goes far beyond admissions, though.

The extra number of cases identified in ER and clinic visits, beyond admissions alone, as well as the health care resource utilization for ER and clinic visits were both extrapolated to other provinces based on age and sex using Census data [ 12].

Mr. Feld is the majority owner of the 130-year-old Ringling Brothers and Barnum & Bailey Circus, which has struggled repeatedly to convert that powerful brand equity into any kind of significant revenue beyond admission tickets and concession sales.

It is challenging but doable for students without an undergraduate degree in science or engineering; it does not assume experience in environmental science or quantitative analysis beyond admission requirements for the MBA program.

In 2005, Glendale nonprofit arts groups generated $12 million in economic activity within the city, including $7 million in event-related expenditures above and beyond admission costs.

About 50 yards from the entrance to the churchyard take a lane to the L. leading to an orchard: the stones will be observed in the field beyond (admission free, but field closed on Sundays).

Specifically, for every age group by 10 years and by sex, we estimated the incremental cases and resource utilization that occurred beyond admission data alone.

11 15 16 19 23–26 28 In some of the colorectal cancer literature however, the definition went beyond admission to include surgery (sometimes within a given timeframe) and/or a specific presenting symptom such as obstruction or perforation.

Overall this suggests that factors beyond admission delays and antiviral treatment could have played a role in the severity of the 2009 A/H1N1 influenza pandemic, including behavioral factors and case management practices.

The current models of funding for the treatment of eating disorders do not encourage management of patients in the community or in outpatient settings because the public system offers limited treatment options beyond admission for severe, acute episodes.

Some condominiums have sought to extend their control even beyond the admissions process to the controversial issue of subletting, said Mr. Weinstein.