Sentence examples for frequent admitting from inspiring English sources

In both age groups the two most frequent admitting diagnoses were cardiovascular disorders and pulmonary diseases, but a cardiovascular disease was more prevalent in the oldest age group.

The distribution of the top 5 admitting diagnoses is shown in Table 2. Acute respiratory failure was the most frequent admitting diagnosis in both patient groups, namely those who required a transfusion and those who did not (5.1% versus 12.4%).

Patients frequently admit that previously used methods (e.g. fluid restriction, frequent voiding, keeping the pelvic floor muscles in constant tension, etc).

During the last decades is becoming more frequent to admit patients older than 80 in the Intensive Care Unit (ICU).

Abnormal vital signs were more frequent in admitted patients than those treated and released (p ≤ 0.05); similarly, admitted patients were more likely to present with pain (p ≤ 0.05).

BACKGROUND: Although patients without ST segment elevation presenting with acute coronary syndromes represent an increasingly frequent population admitted to coronary care units, little attention has been paid to quantifying their ST segment abnormalities.

This study demonstrates that DM is highly frequent among admitted TB patients in Mulago hospital, Uganda.

If it's an actual, obvious problem (such as him being unfaithful, or something that's been the topic of frequent arguments), admit that "it doesn't help".

Candiduria is increasingly frequent among patients admitted to intensive care units but its significance remains unclear.

"Nobody wants to be seated next to a child," said Mr. Chang, a frequent traveler who admits to being a seat kicker when he was young.

Ms. Goodwin, one of the nation's best-known historians and a frequent television commentator, admitted last month that she borrowed some passages in her book, "The Fitzgeralds and the Kennedys," from three previous works.