Sentence examples for status taught from inspiring English sources

Even though Theo appeared to fit into the lucky new "long-term non-progressor" category, his H.I.V. status taught us to savor each day because you never know how many you'll have.

Islam's minority status teaches it to co-exist harmoniously with other faiths.

We assessed the association of hospital volume by quintiles with 30 day, standardized readmission rates, with and without adjustment for hospital characteristics (safety net status, teaching status, geographic region, urban/rural status, nurse to bed ratio, ownership, and cardiac procedure capability.

After adjusting for all of the a priori identified potential confounders - including critical access status, open ICU status, teaching ICU status, CPOE and organizational structure - an increased hospital volume and membership in a hospital network were both associated with a higher quality score.

†Adjusted for hospital safety net status, ownership, teaching status, cardiac procedure capability, urban/rural status, geographic region, and nurse-to-bed ratio (see text for details).

Non-clinical institutional factors included ownership (public, private non-profit, or proprietary), teaching status (teaching or non-teaching institution), accreditation status (medical center, regional hospital, district hospital, or ob/gyn clinics), and hospital bed size [29].

Hospital teaching status (teaching and non-teaching) and bed size (0 399 and 400 or more beds) were also added to the model.

Care setting characteristics collected from study-qualifying encounters included location type (urban or rural), teaching status (teaching or nonteaching), and census region (Northeast, South, Midwest, or West).

Three criteria were taken into account in the selection of hospitals: geographical area, volume of activity and status (teaching, public, private-non-profit and private-for-profit).

Variables related to the healthcare system were sector of care (public, private, both), surgical hospital status (teaching, non-teaching) and region where patients underwent surgery.

Institutional factors included hospital ownership (public, private non-profit, or proprietary), teaching status (teaching versus non-teaching institution), accreditation status (medical center, regional hospital, district hospital, or obstetric/gynecological clinic), and number of beds.