Sentence examples for likely admitted from inspiring English sources

Non-injured patients with SCS 2-5 were more likely admitted than injured patients.

Affective disorders predominated in the diagnostic profile, they were less co-morbid and more likely admitted than patients under 65.

Patients with A. ursingii bacteremia were also less likely admitted to the intensive care unit than patients with A. baumannii bacteremia (18.8 % vs 63.5 %, p value < 0.01).

A similar study found that many patients with a low predicted mortality risk were likely admitted for these reasons.[ 26] There was no mortality recorded in the PSI class II hospitalized group.

Survivors compared to non-survivors had younger age (Table 5), received MV or sedation for shorter duration and underwent less frequently invasive procedures (0.16 (0.03–0.8)) while they were more likely admitted due to surgical and nonmedical causes (0.33 (0.13–0.8)) and presented less frequently KPRC infection (3.25 (1.2 8.6)).

Yale had rated me a "likely admit," but then it didn't accept me.

Many of the potential jurors will likely admit that they are inclined to believe the officers over the civilians.

Yet although few transhumanists would likely admit it, their theories about the future are a secular outgrowth of Christian eschatology.

Experts have called for major changes to the criminal justice system after finding innocent younger people are far more likely admit to offences, even when innocent, than adults.

By admitting that his competitive fires were still burning, Coutts was likely admitting that he'll be as involved in the sailing program as he is in the shoreside administration in the next cup defense scheduled for 2002-3.

That may set him apart as an artist but he is not more brave or significant than the human rights lawyers and dissidents who have been tortured and suppressed over the years, something he would likely admit.