Sentence examples for internal admissions from inspiring English sources

The ratings are often arbitrary: an 8 in intellectual curiosity, for example, might be awarded to an applicant with "deep intellectual and passionate interest in numerous disciplines," according to an internal admissions office memorandum; a 6 would apply to someone with "well-rounded intellectual pursuits".

Data were collected using the PICANet database for emergency unplanned internal admissions before (August 2004 to August 2008) and after implementation of the ICON team (August 2009 to February 2011).

We audited the mortality rate by admission source in our paediatric ICU, a paediatric tertiary referral centre, from 2004 to 2008 and found that the group of emergency unplanned internal admissions had a higher Standardised Mortality Ratio (SMR) of 1.55 compared to a SMR of 1.00 overall for patients admitted to the paediatric ICU.

The report ranks the university systems of 26 European countries on their autonomy in deciding internal structure, admissions and staffing criteria, and management of funds.

Most estimate that almost half of the private colleges and universities in America - many excellent places with storied histories - did not meet their internal freshman admission targets.

Studies and systematic reviews have revealed that 5-105-10%all internal-medicine admissions result from ADRs.

Release of these internal records follows admissions by David Cameron and by parliament's intelligence and security committee (ISC) last year in the wake of revelations by the US whistleblower Edward Snowden.

The prevalence of renal impairment was 9 % of internal medicine ward admissions.

Geriatric reconciliations took the most time to complete at admission (mean: 92.2 minutes (SD = 44.3)) and discharge (mean: 29.0 minutes (SD = 23.8)), followed by internal medicine at admission (mean: 46.2 minutes (SD = 21.1)) and 19.4 (SD = 11.7) minutes at discharge) and general surgery minutes at discharge (mean: 9.9 minutes (SD = 18.2)).

In conclusion, we found that, in a cohort of older comorbid patients consecutively hospitalized for shortness of breath (representative of the real world of everyday patients of internal medicine wards), admission renal function and NT-pro-BNP were independently associated with long-term mortality.

[ 2- 4] MRP are implicated in 16.1% of internal medicine ward hospital admissions.[ 4] Surprisingly, 58.9% of admissions could definitely or possibly be avoided.