Sentence examples for effect of admission from inspiring English sources

This high performance of macro-only case when there are high number of relay sets is caused by the combinatorial effect of admission control and multi-user diversity.

In the case of cell-GBRS relaying, even though it is more resource efficient and the combinatorial effect of admission control and multi-user diversity still exists, the lack of feeder link resources becomes a limitation for high number of relay sets.

The effect of admission hyperglycaemia on mortality seems to be independent of a previous diagnosis of diabetes mellitus; indeed, some studies have suggested that mortality may be higher in patients with hyperglycaemia without a previous history of diabetes, compared to those with known history of diabetes [44], [45].

The results of our study demonstrate a prognostic effect of admission SUA level on AKI development.

A multivariable Cox proportional hazard model was used to determine the effect of admission hyperglycemia on mortality corrected for covariates.

However, the effect of admission at weekends on mortality remained much the same throughout the 11-year period studied (table 3).

In 1997, two economists, William Luksetich and Mark Partridge, used survey data to analyze the effect of admissions fees on museum attendance, and found that, for the most part, price did not influence demand: an entry fee had small negative effects, which would be "relatively easy to alleviate".

The effect of admission-rate tertile on time-to-event outcomes was evaluated using multiple Cox proportional hazards analyses, with adjustment for previously published HF-specific risk-adjustment models for prediction of death or morbidity (see online supplementary appendices 2 and 3).

Such findings suggest that additional strategies are required to enhance the effectiveness of smoke-free policies if the tobacco-related iatrogenic effects of admission to mental health facilities are to be prevented, and the intended benefits of a smoke-free policy are to be realised.

One of the disadvantages of inpatient care recognised in policy and guidance is the effects of admission on family life.

There is a need for further evaluation of the effects of admission to hospital for rest in women with a triplet pregnancy.