Sentence examples for commonly admitted with from inspiring English sources
Patients with dementia were more commonly admitted with urinary or respiratory infections (24.2%) than those without dementia (10.3%, P < 0.001).
In children, however, boys are more commonly admitted with acute severe asthma than are girls; this difference is most marked in children under 2 years of age but is not present by 13 18 years [ 26- 28].
Non-survivors were slightly older than survivors (median age 52 vs. 50) and were more commonly admitted with sepsis (30.7 vs. 16.6%), renal failure (14.8vs.4%4%), or multi-organ failure (9.9vs.1.7.7%), whereas survivors presented more often with variceal bleeding (55 vs. 24.7%).
It is commonly admitted that VIN associated with lichen sclerosus is a differentiated type and that overexpression of p53 is present, contrary to what happens in undifferentiated type VIN, induced by HPV, and in which overexpression of p16 is encountered [ 5].
Rotavirus and adenovirus were not detected in any of these specimens; further studies, including those of hospitalized infants, may be useful since infants with rotavirus infections are commonly admitted to hospitals (9 ).
It is commonly admitted that the glycemic control of patients with type 2 diabetes proceeds from a complex "alchemy" in which the respective contributions of both fasting and postprandial glucose are still a subject of debate (1).
At baseline, patients with MI were older, more commonly admitted for medical reasons and had higher APACHE II scores than patients without cTn elevation.
It is commonly admitted that the flattening behavior determines the interaction of splats with the substrate or previously deposited under-layer and hence governs the overall quality of the sprayed deposit.
OBJECTIVE: Patients with primary cardiovascular disorders and comorbidities are commonly admitted to ICUs; however, little is known about the current state of cardiac research being conducted in these adult ICU patients.
It is commonly admitted that CDH presents a genetic component.
He was, in fact, three years older than he commonly admitted.
