Sentence examples for remaining in general from inspiring English sources

More than half of cases (63.0%) were admitted into high care units, and their mean (±SD) score was higher in comparison to those remaining in general wards (Intermediate Care Units 3.75 ± 1.9, Intensive Care Units 4.2 ± 1.5, wards 3.5 ± 1.4).

Remaining in general wards of the GHC hospitals, these patients were potential sources of infection for other patients.

With one or two minor changes, this blasting cap remained in general use until the 1920s.

His versions of both Plato and Plotinus remained in general use until the 18th century.

The forceps and incision (in gallbladder surgery) that bear his name remain in general use.

Her system remained in general use until improved technology made possible photoelectrical measurements of far greater accuracy.

Downing's The Architecture of Country Houses, Including Designs for Cottages, Farm Houses, and Villas (1850) long remained in general use.

The "short-period" form of the periodic table (Figure 4), with Groups 0, I, II,…VIII, became popular and remained in general use until about 1930.

Their books may have been populist but they were never pulp, and the quality of writing in Scandinavian crime fiction has remained, in general, a notch or two higher than elsewhere.

Michael Twyman writes "The advertising blotter, effectively a desk-top trade card and year-round promotion piece, remained in general use until the advent of the ball point pen, which in the period 1945 to 1960 progressively replaced the steel rib and liquid inks" (Encyclopedia of Ephemera, 2000).

There is muttering, too, among the Muslim League's rank and file about the fact that General Musharraf failed to choose a prime minister from among the party's representatives already in the national assembly.No swift change in the country's foreign and economic policies is expected, since decision-making will remain in General Musharraf's hands.