Sentence examples for not admitted for from inspiring English sources

The same measures were collected from patients (control group) who were not admitted for rehabilitation at the same time interval.

The newspaper articles are hearsay and not admitted for the truth of the matter asserted in them.

Seung-Hui Cho, the gunman who went on a killing spree at Virginia Tech, was interviewed by university health officials before his attack and was not admitted for treatment.

Mr. Cho was interviewed several times by Virginia Tech health officials more than a year before his attack, but in each instance, he denied homicidal thoughts and was not admitted for treatment, the report says.

Researchers hope the study will spur staff in general hospitals to identify groups who are at risk that are not admitted for injury or poisoning, but who do have a history of psychiatric disorders or self-harm.

Conversely, when we consider the sub-group of patients who were not admitted for an intra-abdominal surgery, there was no factor significantly associated with a secondary documented invasive candidiasis (Fig. 40).

Most decision models for handling vague and imprecise information are unnecessarily restrictive since they do not admit for discrimination between different beliefs in different values.

Although we controlled for the distance from the ONH in our patient level models, the approach does not admit for absolute consistency between patients having different retinal vascular geometry, making it difficult to ensure that the results do not partially reflect some measurement and/or statistical artifacts.

To examine the relationship between HRQL and severity of injury, length of stay was stratified into three categories for the analyses: not admitted, admitted for one to three days, and admitted for four or more days.

Don't admit for a moment that they can beat you". He even planned an offensive football play which carried Wesleyan to victory over Pennsylvania and paved the way for a score against Harvard — a notable achievement for a Wesleyan team.

Motherhood has struggles; many that others won't admit for fear of judgement.