Sentence examples for declining admissions from inspiring English sources

She also liked its declining admissions rate.

It may be that the declining admissions resulted from a new and stronger program for reviewing admissions.

Andrew Delbanco, professor of humanities at Columbia and author of a forthcoming book about higher education, has pondered the meaning of declining admissions rates.

Marshall Knudson says that some students on the campus fret that the university will lose its niche as it attracts more applicants, while other students see the declining admissions rate as adding value to their degrees.

UHS has also seen admissions rise 1% or 2% the last couple quarters, compared to flat or declining admissions elsewhere.

That follower was Questlove, who, during his own lean years, declined admission to Julliard because he didn't have the money to attend.

Those who were not admitted into the hospital (e.g., patient declined admission, patient died before admission) were not included in this data set.

iv) For a sample of patients declined admission, did the D1 measure show predictive validity in assessing future violence and/or future admission to forensic services?

Wife declined admission, confident that if her husband was going to die he would be well looked after in the care home and that she was happy for him to die there.

Future larger-scale research may better clarify not only what happens once admitted to ICU, but the outcomes of patients who choose not to be admitted, or who are declined admission to ICU.

The DUNDRUM-1 and 2 (D1 and D2) measures were used as decision-support aids to the admissions panel in determining whether referred patients should be admitted to either medium secure services, low secure services or forensic psychiatric intensive care unit (PICU); or should be declined admission and/or referred to other services at lower or higher levels of security.