Sentence examples for increased admission from inspiring English sources

On the other hand, although the number of headache patients consulting at the PED did not significantly increase, we observed a significant temporal trend in terms of headache severity at triage, an increased length of stay, more complementary investigations, and increased admission rate.

Nichol et al. [ 31], in their prospective observational study of 7,155 consecutive critically ill patients, found that increased admission lactate within the reference range was independently associated with increased hospital mortality in general critically ill patients.

Increased admission to students of color was one way to quiet their campuses — and to enhance the educational experience.

The University of California said it had increased admission offers to California freshmen by more than 15percentt for the fall 2016 semester while reducing offers to international students at two of its prestigious campuses.

In return the museum agreed to turn over to the city 30percentt of its increased admission revenue, with a ceiling of $3 million and allowing adjustments for variations in attendance.

The results show that by all three criteria used, the utilization of isolation beds has deteriorated following the move, mainly due to the increased admission of general medical 'boarders' and low-risk infection patients.

The public hospital system is strained by the pressures from increased admissions and less financial reimbursement under managed care.

During Mr. Freedman's tenure, the hospital began an ambitious building program, increased admissions and managed for a while to cut its average length of stay, increasing revenues.

The university also said it had increased admissions of California residents transferring from community colleges by 14percentthethe largest jump in the system's history.

The Justice Policy Institute studied various states that adopted drug treatment programs and found that increased admissions to effective programs resulted in reduced incarceration rates.

Reports from around the country indicate that increased admissions to drug treatment are associated with fewer arrests, reduced incarceration and lower recidivism.