Sentence examples for extended admissions from inspiring English sources

It is well known that older people are functionally worse and have poor quality of life following extended admissions to hospital [ 3, 20, 21].

But on Sunday night, the university's president, Judy L. Bonner, summoned advisers of traditionally white sororities and told them she was ordering an extended admissions process.

Initial cancer treatment can be physically very arduous, particularly for older patients who may be more frail and suffering from comorbidities, resulting in more frequent and extended admissions to hospital.

IOWA CITY — Like an airline overselling a flight, the University of Iowa extended admission this year to several thousand more applicants than it could accommodate on campus in this fall's freshman class.

During his tenure, William Bryant attempted to extend admission to boarders and estimated the costs to be £50 per term (including fees), but the Board of Governors rejected the idea.

Further to prevent resource wastage due to over admitting of bursts, the proposed scheme is extended by admission control test for an output link without a fiber delay line (FDL) buffer.

With any postnatal medical complications (eg, jaundice) requiring extended hospital admission or medical treatments.

Cohort I (TDI) will exclude infants With any postnatal medical complications (eg, jaundice) requiring extended hospital admission or medical treatments.

And only a handful of the richest universities -- Harvard, the Massachusetts Institute of Technology, Yale and Princeton -- have extended need-blind admissions to international students, which frees up admissions offices to make decisions without regard to financial circumstance.

13 Finally, MRSA screening of elective admissions was introduced from April 2009 across the UK NHS, to be extended to all admissions by 2010.

Don M. Betterton, director of financial aid at Princeton, said the university had effectively extended need-blind admissions to foreign students on an ad hoc basis last year, and would probably do the same this year, even though it did not have a formal policy at this time.