Sentence examples for regularly admitted from inspiring English sources

The Woman's Laboratory closed in 1883, by which time its students had been regularly admitted to MIT.

But even those students are now closer academically to the regularly admitted students than they used to be.

It also paid for clothes for when I was regularly admitted to hospital and had no one to bring me clothes.

A school like Oberlin, which prides itself on being the first to have regularly admitted women and black students, explicitly values diversity.

Mr. Brien called the impact of the doctors' departure on the hospital "not insignificant," but pointed out that only about 20 of the 62 Crystal Run doctors regularly admitted patients there.

If SAT scores for all of the regularly admitted freshmen applicants from American high schools are used, City's 1,089 average was second only to Baruch's 1,096, and up from less than 1,000 just four years ago.

Oberlin, considered one of the most liberal colleges in the United States, was one of the first to regularly admit black and female students.

The one provider who has admitting privileges in Shreveport has them because he regularly admits patients to the hospitals there as part of his private OB/GYN practice, not because of his work at the abortion clinic.

The target population was doctors who regularly admit medical (nonsurgical) patients to the study site.

We included Dutch hospital physicians and nurses, working in either the ICU department, or a general ward regularly admitting patients from the ICU.

The intervention, i.e. the appointment of two champions joining the network, is introduced in seven wards that regularly admit cancer patients or patients with other chronic and life threatening diseases, such as chronic cardiac diseases and COPD.