Sentence examples for point of admission from inspiring English sources

"When you're getting a lot of information at the point of admission, you just want to sign the acknowledgment that you received the form and keep going".

As one Addenbrooke's doctor wrote after this year's evening hours pilot: "It is difficult to overstate the value of pharmacists' input and review at the point of admission.

Glimp believed implicitly what Krueger and Dale later confirmed: that the character and performance of an academic class is determined, to a significant extent, at the point of admission; that if you want to graduate winners you have to admit winners; that if you want the bottom quarter of your class to succeed you have to find people capable of succeeding in the bottom quarter.

a and b Serum levels of S100A6 were not significantly altered after tumor resection when compared to levels at time point of admission to our hospital.

For science students, furthermore, the quality of any research they have done is increasingly important because "faculty increasingly expect that at the point of admission the student will already have had some research experience," Posselt notes.

a e S100A6 levels at time point of admission to our hospital were unaltered in patients with different T-status, nodal positive vs. negative disease, metastasized vs. non-metastasized disease, different UICC-stadiums and different tumor grading.

To determine the incidence and outcome of point-of-admission hypothermia among hospitalized babies.

This study is aimed at determining the incidence and outcome of point-of-admission hypothermia among Nigerian high-risk babies using the WHO definition and protocol.

There isn't just one index of merit, and the point of admissions is not to bestow gold stars on people who've done well before, to predict the future.

In this study, only the ADL scores at the time points of admission and discharge were collected and compared.

The follow-up Barthel index improved by two or more points from admission for 63/143 (44%) participants, deteriorated by two or more points in 41/143 (29%), and remained within two points of admission in 39/143 (27%).