Sentence examples for finished admissions from inspiring English sources

In this retrospective study all finished admissions in 5 adults ICUs during 2011-2013 wevaluatedatevaluated

Aggregate data on finished admissions where aSAH was the primary diagnosis was the main source used in the calculation of the hospital inpatient admission costs and the number of patients with aSAH.

The weather's getting colder, the deadline for college applications is nearing, and your best friends have finished their admissions essays (or pretend they have).

When I finished, the admissions panel was like, Who is this little redheaded girl coming in here?" It's a beautiful warm winter evening, and Chastain is performing for an audience of one on the Santa Monica boardwalk.

We extracted data for all finished emergency admission episodes in those aged 18 and over living in England, with an admission date between 1 July 2002 (five years before the legislation) and 30 September 2008 (15 months after the legislation) and a primary diagnosis of ICD-10 (international classification of disease, 10th revision) code I21 (myocardial infarction).

She finished up her last admission and hurried over to see him.

The kid who needed to be pushed and shoved a year or so ago to finish a university admissions essay that tragically failed to tie together the symbolism of the river in Mark Twain and some boring summer job now wants to talk about the Cold War mistakes of the Truman administration (cool) and 19th century French poetry (I just nod).

Korine's film finished just behind Tina Fey's "Admission" in total ticket sales, a coup considering "Admission" is a mainstream, down-the-middle comedy-drama, while "Spring Breakers" is a "fever dream".

Initial treatment comprises initial resuscitation management administered by the emergency physician and emergency medical personnel as well as initial outcome, and finishes with hospital admission [ 29].

They finished up fourth as Marsh by his own admission had a bit of a nightmare.

His father, Murat Uka, said Arid had finished high school but was unable to win admission to a university.