Sentence examples for consequently admitted from inspiring English sources

To analyse cases of 9 patients 18-277 yo) who were consequently admitted to our department and treated with affective disorders (AD) while undergoing isotretinoin (INN) therapy.

When it came to Shakespeare's plays, Johnson emphasised the role of the reader in understanding language: "If Shakespeare has difficulties above other writers, it is to be imputed to the nature of his work, which required the use of common colloquial language, and consequently admitted many phrases allusive, elliptical, and proverbial, such as we speak and hear every hour without observing them".

We will show that for all and consequently (1.2) admits AMP.

The continuous system portion of grid model ΣEP is feedback linearizable[17], which implies the continuous system is differentially flat and consequently that ΣEP admits a finite abstraction.

Live cells excluded the dye, whereas dead cells admitted the dye and consequently stained intensely with trypan blue.

This study showed that persons with comorbid diabetes were vulnerable to the short term effects of extreme hot temperature and consequently had increased risk of being admitted to the emergency department for a cardiovascular event.

This suggests that the USA may have many elderly ICU patients with severe sepsis who would never be admitted to the ICU, and consequently never develop established severe sepsis, if they were treated in other countries.

Consequently our study included only appropriately and inappropriately admitted patients.

Patients are admitted from a variety of specialities and consequently a wide spectrum of acute disorders is managed.

Both cases and controls were admitted through EDs for an acute condition and, consequently, drug use preceding symptoms causing hospitalisation should not differ between cases and controls.

However, it is generally admitted that nutritional support can reduce the LOS and is consequently cost-effective for malnourished patients (Tucker and Miguel, 1996; Johansen et al, 2004; Kruizenga et al, 2005).