Sentence examples for lost admission from inspiring English sources
We investigate the effects of five critical factors: (1) the degree of service centralization, (2) service level mandates by acuity, (3) lost admission cost by acuity, (4) facility overload penalty cost by acuity and (5) target utilization level by acuity and treatment unit.
Some Chinese Americans, for example, have worried that their children may lose admission spots to other students from underrepresented racial or ethnic groups.
However, in addition to principled debates, we are also seeing reactions that are more clearly motivated by group fears about potentially losing admission seats, in particular at the University of California.
If Asian-language newspapers and Chinese-language schools inject themselves more fully into the debate and stoke fears of losing admission seats, we may indeed see a significant shift in Asian American opinion.
RFG shows the percentage of the premorbid functional capacity recovered at discharge, in relation to what had been lost at admission to rehabilitation [ 9, 11, 15].
IT MAY have looked like a careless vote-losing admission.
But the public cry for more humanistic and compassionate care is lost when admissions committees emphasize test-taking skills at the expense of assessing an applicant's humanity and empathy.
We aimed to recruit 20 people monitored for six months as this was considered to be sufficiently large enough to provide a representative sample of the kinds of people being offered this service and based in the audit above a realistic probability of episodes of getting lost and admissions to long-term care occurring.
Some students lose their admission offers because of plagiarism, cheating, drunken misbehavior or arrest.
Even fans who might want to let Woods have it probably won't, for fear of losing their admission badges.
Hernandez's measure provoked a backlash this year among some Asian Americans who feared that their community could lose college admission slots if affirmative action was allowed.
