Sentence examples for date for admission from inspiring English sources

European Union leaders meeting in Brussels last month released a concluding statement in which they agreed that Turkey's entry into the European Union "was up to Turkey itself" and that it would receive a date for admission "if and when Turkey fulfills the criteria" set by the union.

The subject has been researched for decades and studied in various countries with a cut-off date for admissions, says research economist Ellen Greaves, who co-authored the report.

Where procedure dates were missing (11.6%), the admission date for the admission in which the procedure was performed was substituted for the procedure date.

Enrolled patients were followed for two months after the date of admission for death or rebleeding, the time period during which mortality risk is highest [ 16].

Turkey will receive a date for its admission into the European Union "if and when Turkey fulfills the criteria," Mr. Rasmussen said.

It can therefore be concluded that the closer the time period of prediction, the more patients will have a date for their admission i.e. the model will yield more accurate results.

For case subjects, the index date was set to the date of admission for acute pancreatitis.

Baseline was defined as date of admission for community-acquired and date of onset of symptoms for hospital-acquired cases.

A dose of pentavalent was considered valid (i.e. immunologically protective) if it was administered ≥14 days before the date of admission for the case, 14 days before the date of admission for the case for the matched controls and 14 days before the control child's admission for the unmatched hospital controls.

As the time of entry into the cohort was the date of admission for each patient there is the possibility of reverse causality, for example a patient who has a longer length of stay may have a greater risk exposure to the development of AKI.

Time of entry to the cohort was the date of admission for each patient.