Sentence examples for planned or unplanned from inspiring English sources

Type of visit was defined as planned or unplanned with planned visit as reference.

It seems to me that we need to either accept that men shouldn't need to take responsibility for unwanted children, that they shouldn't be expected to take responsibility for contraception, or we need to figure out some way that they can share in rights over the child, planned or unplanned, born or unborn.

A weaning attempt (WA) was defined either by a spontaneous breathing trial or a direct extubation (planned or unplanned).

Outcome measures: revisit for the same complaint- planned or unplanned, to ED, specialist or other hospital, admission on revisit or death.

However, if the trend of increasing critical care admissions (planned or unplanned) is to continue at this rate the evidence suggests that good outcomes are unlikely to remain [2].The study also reveals the largest contributing speciality to unplanned admissions was general surgery & we noted a curious trending of admissions in October/November, which warrants further analysis.

Intent can be so ambiguous that even some people who survive a drug overdose can't resolve whether their O.D. was planned or unplanned.

Overall, 64% of respondents stated that their current pregnancy was planned and intentional, with 8% reporting that the pregnancy was 'neither planned nor unplanned' and 28% stating that it was unplanned.

The following data were collected: baseline characteristics, age, gender, body mass index (BMI), pre-existing diseases, type of admission (medical, planned surgery or unplanned surgery), acute physiologic and chronic health evaluation (APACHE II) score at 1st ICU-day, and diagnosis on ICU admission.

Therefore, PDSN's had planned and unplanned appointments daily, or four to five times during the family's hospital stay and the DSP's at least two appointments with the family during the same period.

Moreover, traumatic events prior to migration, forced, unplanned, poorly planned or illegal migration, low level of acculturation, living alone or separated from family in the host country, lack of social support, perceived discrimination, and the length of migrants' residence in the host country all increase the likelihood of CMD.

The prospect of motherhood (both planned and unplanned) provided some women with an incentive to stop using drugs or to go onto treatment.