Sentence examples for later admissions from inspiring English sources

Twenty years later, admissions has a new name, enrollment management, and a much broader mandate: to recruit and select the best undergraduates in an increasingly competitive marketplace, to raise the institution a notch or more in the influential rankings of U.S. News & World Report and to maintain steady enrollment in the freshmen, sophomore, junior and senior classes.

The number of boys admitted was reduced to 75 in 1908 to save money, though three years later admissions increased to 99.

If you can believe his own later admissions, Chapman had other celebrities in his sights, among them Johnny Carson and Elizabeth Taylor, but he concluded that they were either too inaccessible or not famous enough.

The time frame of 7 days was chosen because most secondary admissions occurred within that period, and later admissions were mostly attributable to diagnoses other than pneumonia.

A unique hospital identification number which was assigned to each woman at first admission was used to trace her medical records for later admissions.

We checked: the number of endotracheal intubations done in ICU (intubation 20 min or later after admission), the number of induction doses of rapid onset neuromuscular blockade agents (rocuronium or suxamethonium) at the same time (sampling only non-continuous perfusion).

The infection was considered hospital-acquired if it developed 48 hours or later after admission.

Community-acquired sepsis had its onset within 72 hours of the patients' admission to the hospital, whereas hospital-acquired sepsis began 72 hours or later after admission.

He was then transferred to the intensive care unit (ICU) for emergency intubation and mechanical ventilator support (48 h later after admission) due to acute respiratory failure.

Group I (n = 6) were patients who developed no intracranial hypertension during their ICU stay, group II (n = 9) were patients with early intracranial hypertension and group III (n = 7) were patients who developed ICP deterioration on the 5th day or later after admission.

The fact that in our study a large proportion of deaths occurred later after admission (30% within 60 days compared with 16% within 10 days) may reflect the fact that the current septic population in general internal medicine departments is elderly, has numerous chronic underlying diseases, and takes multiple prescription drugs.