Sentence examples for increased admission of from inspiring English sources

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.

We could not measure the impact of safe and hygienic burials on transmission, but increased admission of case-patients to ETUs clearly helped reduce Ebola transmission in the communities included in this report.

Hospital admissions for asthma have increased in many regions over the past 15 years; it is unlikely that this represents the increased admission of milder cases and hence would indicate that asthma has become more severe.

Previous associations have been found between antepartum depressive symptoms and adverse obstetric and neonatal outcomes, such as increased admission of the baby to NICU [ 26].

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

Hospitals in the city have reported increased admissions of people suffering respiratory diseases – of which India has the highest rate in the world, with 159 deaths per 100,000 people in 2012, according to the World Health Organisation.

This trend has steadily increased over the past 10 years with increased admissions of children aged <1 and 1 4 by 52%and25%5%, respectively.

We see their initial reluctance to admit that they have a problem, and Arnold's furious impatience he thinks the therapy business is a scam followed by Kay's increasing admission of how unhappy she is.

We see their initial reluctance to admit that they have a problem, and Arnold's furious impatience — he thinks the therapy business is a scam — followed by Kay's increasing admission of how unhappy she is.

We found a trend of increasing admission of patients with a cancer diagnosis from 2004 to 2008, as well as a trend of increasing utilization of rehabilitative services by cancer patients during hospitalization.

On the contrary, we found evidence of increased admissions on dust-storm days of similar magnitude to the effects seen on non-storm days with the highest concentrations.