Sentence examples for stay exist from inspiring English sources

High-tech studies have not only supplemented but also replaced clinical acumen, and concerns about lengths of stay exist on the first day of admission.

As previously mentioned, some data on attributable mortality and length of stay exist; however, these findings are limited by lack of adequate controls, small sample size, or outbreak settings.

No associations between major BCCE abnormalities and ICU/hospital length of stay existed (Table 4).

However, there is a lack of controlled studies in this area and to date no study of adequate quality on brief psychodynamic psychotherapy for depression during short inpatient stay exists.

Video footage of the Beatles' stay does exist, sourced from a 16mm silent handheld camera that was used by many of the guests during their stay there.

Although a wide range of variations in ICU length of stay, hospital length of stay and extubation delay existed, review of our respiratory data did not reveal an increase in suctioning frequency or respiratory care for patients that were extubated early.

Those who stay in Libya exist in a twilight world of cramped safe-houses, living hand-to-mouth, always in fear of arrest.

The fastidiousness of it is impressively ruthless: the living river has to stay dead, or exist only as an ever more distant "heritage".

Even a family trip to Lebanon in 2006 turned into a defiant act when Israel invaded we made the conscious choice to stay and simply exist through the length of the war.

Thus, Figure 7 shows that all the algorithms require more slots at high speed than at low speed, since fewer staying tags exist and more arriving tags appear in the former case.

A pathogen becomes more dangerous when it can be grown in large quantities, stay intact longer, exist in smaller particles, require a lower dose to infect people, spread easily, and lead more infected people to develop an illness.