Sentence examples for status out of from inspiring English sources

However, when looking at the ER status, out of 19 samples in cluster 1, 15 samples were identified as being ER−.

Within hospitals, a ward or emergency department clerk generally collects demographic information; and at least some people are reluctant to ask questions on Indigenous status, out of concern for causing offense [ 15].

We did not perform further adjustment of our models for other factors noted in Table  1, such as baseline kidney function, diabetes and hypertension status, out of concern for potentially inducing biased estimates [ 32]. *Adjusted for county poverty, age, sex, race and education.

The undernourished color, lacking warmth and brightness, brings out the yearning for a status out of reach.

Eliminate the danger of conflicted medical interests by moving donor status out of one's wallet and into a controlled-access database.

"It really does frighten me a lot if people coming into contact with those women and children aren't disclosing their status out of fear of being perceived as bad parents," Harman, who is leading the study, said.

There was a statistically significant difference between patients and family members for age, gender, marital status, educational attainment, health status and out-of-pocket expenses (Table  1).

I joined his circle of friends in the alley, most of whom had bonded together over their shared status as out-of-towners looking for jobs.

Women of poorer socio-economic status (being out-of-school, unemployed, parents uneducated and unemployed) were more likely to report having been offered assistance to travel abroad.

Moreover, the National Tax Registry was used to collect information regarding vital status and out-of-hospital deaths.

Using the Stewart Figge methodology, we studied the acid base status of out-of-hospital cardiac arrest patients and found its pathogenesis to be complex.