Sentence examples for oral admissions from inspiring English sources

The record said that Tripp had made "oral admissions" to the police but pleaded not guilty at her arraignment.

Though Mr. Harris refused to testify, invoking his right against self-incrimination, the defense has cited his written and oral admissions.

According to papers filed in court today, all three of the young men charged as adults gave oral admissions on Wednesday, attesting to their roles.

Niemöller is perhaps best remembered for his oral admission of personal guilt and condemnation of the bystander.

"We are candidates for the 2024 Olympic Games and, in terms of organization, of security, the Euro is an oral admission exam for the Olympics," Mr. Boniface said of the tournament.

Mr. Todashev's alleged oral admission and his subsequent death marked a bizarre twist in investigators' attempts to determine whether Mr. Tsarnaev participated in the gruesome killings in Waltham on the 10th anniversary of the Sept. 11 attacks.

They revealed that the compounds possess properties which can suggest the favourable pharmacokinetics in the human body after oral admission.

Therefore, molecules that pass the Lipinski rule are expected to be active in humans after oral admission.

Among individuals with oral clefts, admission rates continuously decrease with age until age 40-49 years and increase thereafter.

Variables were sex, age, creatinine, hemoglobin A1c (Hbody), body mass index, first total daily insulin dose per kilogram of body weight, diabetes duration, preexisting home insulin therapy at admission (yes, no), oral antidiabetes drugs at admission (yes, no), clinical ward, admission type (planned, acute), and the interaction between admission type and clinical ward.

For 75 (31%) of the ICD-9 code only (CDTA /ICD9+) admissions, oral vancomycin was prescribed, compared with 130 (20%) of patients with a positive toxin assay (CDTA+) (p<0.01).