Sentence examples for purpose of admission from inspiring English sources

The information was assessed from parents and caregivers, based on 7 prospectively defined items: diagnosis, affected organ, purpose of admission, prognosis, treatments, further investigations and the organization of the unit.

On the other hand, the MR-BS should send a DSA-ACK to all RSs on the path upon receiving a DSA-RSP from an access RS for the purpose of admission control.

Results The comprehension was excellent for the prognosis (96.2 %), the affected organ (84.6 %) and the organization of the unit (88.9 %), fair for the purpose of admission (68.4 %) and the diagnosis (61.9 %) and poor for the treatments (38.1 %) and the further investigations (34.5 %).

This association was independent of age, gender, KPS, primary cancer site, treatment status, purpose of admission, coexistence of delirium, current opioid use, duration of hospitalization, clinical department, and years of experience of the primary physician.

The ranking at the KI interview selection process is designed for selection of the best students, in accordance with the legal frame-work in Sweden, which since 2008 does not allow for universities to employ negative selection, i.e. sorting out the unwanted among applicants, which has otherwise been claimed as a purpose of admission interviews [ 24].

The results counter a common perception that it's harder for Asians to gain admission to American colleges -- to the point that for the sole purposes of admission, some Asian students don't self-identify with the race while applying to colleges.

"I don't think it should matter for purposes of admissions in higher education," said Lee C. Bollinger, the president of Columbia University, who as president of the University of Michigan fiercely defended its use of affirmative action.

Asians, who constitute a large portion of the college-going population in California, are not considered URMs for the purposes of admissions to the UC.

We consider two routes of admissions, two groups of primary diagnosis, and two purposes of admissions, that is, emergency and non-emergency admissions, ambulatory care sensitive condition (ACSC) and non-ACSC admission, and diagnosis and non-diagnosis admissions.

In Malaysia, Malaysian University English Test (MUET) is a test of English language proficiency used in Malaysian public higher educational institutions for the purpose of undergraduates' admission.

Instead, if virtually none of the participants being admitted to the university deserves to be on the academic merits, then it is indisputably clear that the central purpose of such admissions procedures is to field a football team, unless you believe the multibillion-dollar college sports enterprise is nothing more than a charity.