Sentence examples for conditions admitted from inspiring English sources
Recordings of forty-two consecutive patients with different disease conditions admitted to intensive care were included in the observational trial.
A proper adjustment of experimental conditions admitted of reliable parameter estimation of the transport parameters of two porous catalysts with very different properties.
Research suggests death rates are 16% higher for patients with emergency conditions admitted on Sundays compared with those admitted on Wednesdays.
Adults with significant comorbid conditions admitted to the SICU following high-risk noncardiac operations and who underwent workup to rule out PMI were studied.
Such issues have received considerable attention in relation to studies that have demonstrated increased mortality in patients with severe medical conditions admitted on weekends, as a direct result of delayed care.
A considerable proportion are for short stays, often where no procedure is carried out; [ 11, 12] they include 'high intensity users' with long-term health conditions admitted with acute exacerbations of their illness.
The Nottinghamshire right-hander was the best on show in adapting to the conditions, admitting he deliberately reined in his attacking instincts as the surface got slower.
The models satisfying the metricity conditions admit a more simple geometric and physical interpretation of interactions with spinor and gravity fields.
We prove that weakly differentiable weights w which, together with their reciprocals, satisfy certain local integrability conditions, admit a unique associated first-order p-Sobolev space, that isH1,p Rd,wdx)= V1,p Rd,wdx)="W1,p Rd,wdx), where d∈N and p∈[1,∞).
The study is completed with the development of an "a priori" criterion for the prediction of operating conditions admitting the PO when the inlet coolant temperature is different from that of the reactant stream.
Critically ill patients are at increased risk of VTE due to their premorbid conditions, admitting diagnoses such as sepsis and trauma, and events and exposures in the ICU such as central venous catheterization, invasive tests and procedures, and drugs that potentiate immobility [ 2, 3].
