Sentence examples for rate for weekend from inspiring English sources

Schilling et al. (2010) showed a higher mortality rate for weekend admissions in their study based on 166,920 patients, 8% of which were acute hip fractures, while Foss and Kehlet (2006) found an increased mortality rate for admissions during holidays but not for weekend admissions in their study involving 600 patients.

Our results indicate no difference in mortality rates for weekend and afterhour admissions to an ICU that is staffed by onsite certified intensivists.

It's basically about pay rates for weekend work.

Prices represent a snapshot of low fares and rates for weekend trips.

Mr Hunt told MPs that the plans, combined with reforms to consultants' contracts, would help juniors by providing better support from senior doctors, adding that the new contract would still see doctors receive "more generous rates for weekend work than those offered to police officers, fire officers and pilots".

Despite this, significant differences in mortality rates for weekend versus weekday admissions were found.

And if you dig around, you may find a hotel in the city you're visiting that offers free parking -- most likely, an independent hotel or a budget chain -- or a hotel that offers a "parking package," which includes parking at a discounted rate (usually for weekend stays).

Employers are preparing to cut overtime pay and reduce rates paid for weekend working to claw back the extra cost of the new "national living wage", according to a report by the recruitment group Manpower.

The Bellagio is sold out on Feb. 5 with $500-a-night rates for the weekend, compared with about $300 on other weekends that month.

For example, B02 (Craniotomy) had a post-discharge mortality rate of 5.0% for weekend admissions versus 2.7% for weekday admissions.

On Thursday night, an article in the Las Vegas Review-Journal reported that hotel rates for fight weekend had recently "plummeted" (some MGM Grand rooms, previous listed for $1500, were now available for $499), and one analyst suggested that the lack of fight viewing options was a "lead factor".