Sentence examples for majority of admissions from inspiring English sources

Asked to rate the effectiveness of various admissions tools, the majority of admissions officers surveyed cited college counselors at private high schools as a top resource.

Of the 350 patients admitted in one recent week in January — for everything from surgery to oncology — 71, or 20percentt, were for bronchiolitis, most caused by RSV and representing the vast majority of admissions in general pediatrics.

The majority of admissions were due to trauma (87%), with almost 60% due to road traffic incidents.

In this study, we observed a high rate of mortality in ICU, a majority of admissions not primarily related to opportunistic infections and only a few discoveries of HIV infection after ICU admission.

Among public institutions, an overwhelming majority of admissions directors indicated that this year they would again be increasing their efforts to recruit more out-of-state students.

Across each cause of admission category the vast majority of admissions were short stay admissions, with the exception of bronchiolitis in children aged <1 year and pneumonia in children aged 5 to 9 years.

But before we condemn the entire institution of higher education, let's think bigger picture and acknowledge that the vast majority of admission officers are in this profession as thoughtful, ethical educators who would rather accept students than deny them.

We found that the vast majority of admission notes documented heart rate, with approximately 50% in each year group documenting a heart rate divisible by five and no change over time with respect to the latter (χ²=0.8, df=1, p>0.5).

Boumendil et al. recently reported in a multicenter observational study (including a majority of medical admissions) that ICU admission compared with admission to a regular ward did not improve the long-term survival of patients aged 80 years and older [30].

Boumendil et al. recently reported in a multicenter observational study (including a majority of medical admissions) that ICU admission compared with admission to a regular ward did not improve the long-term survival of patients aged 80 years and older [ 30].

The majority of the admissions were the first admission (90%) during the study period 1999-2006, with 8% and 1% being the second and third admission for an individual, respectively.