Sentence examples for reported admission from inspiring English sources

There were some emotional moments," said his lawyer Paul-Albert Iwens, alluding to Millar's reported admission to drugs police last week that he had used erythropoietin.

Conservatives hopeful of ousting the ruling party in the presidential election in December seized today upon North Korea's reported admission of a secret nuclear weapons program to criticize President Kim Dae Jung and his policies.

That position fit with the positive spin that Mr. Kim and his closest advisers have sought to put on the North's reported admission to Mr. Kelly, the assistant secretary of state for East Asia and the Pacific.

Apparently, nearly 20 years ago, a former brother-in-law of the Labour candidate, who says he's had no contact with the man for "more than a decade," was, by his own reported admission, "naive" in his political views.

Last Tuesday, Sir David Nicholson, the outgoing boss of the NHS, made a startling and little reported admission to the bullish members of the House of Commons health select committee, examining the progress of the immensely complex and unpopular umpteenth reorganisation of the NHS, steered by the battered and bruised Health and Social Care Act.

After hospital discharge, the patient did not manifest any signs of CAD until reported admission.

Hence, the daily number of reported admissions provides a poor estimate of the actual number of admissions.

The number of hospital admissions per year for each health facility was directly estimated from the number of reported admissions in the last year.

Participants reported admissions and length of stay of acute or rehabilitation hospital admissions in facilities outside of the primary health service, as well as primary care.

There were 163 reported admissions with an incidence of 12.8 hospitalizations per 100 person-years (12.4 in females, 19.5 in males).

Instead, reported admissions were matched with entries in the adverse events log for the trial to generate verbal descriptions of each event.