Sentence examples for their admitting from inspiring English sources

In reality, this incessant boasting by CARL that its member endorsing agents represent over half of all the chaplains in the military is tantamount to their admitting that the number of virulently anti-LGBT fundamentalist Christian military chaplains is entirely disproportionate to the number of service members who share their fundamentalist Christian and anti-LGBT opinions and beliefs.

Study patients were grouped based on whether their admitting hospital had on-site cardiac catheterization facilities.

Their admitting medical centers were contacted and no implant infections were reported.

13 Yet, we find no significant difference in the platelet counts between patient groups whether analyzed by their admitting coma score or by the outcome of their illness.

It has been internationally recognized that changing the ICU from an 'open format', whereby patients are cared for by their admitting physician, to a 'closed format', whereby patients are managed by appointed intensivists, reduces mortality rates [ 16].

The 1990s witnessed the first emergence of Canadian hospitalist programs as increasing numbers of primary care givers began surrendering their admitting privileges due to workload pressures and inadequate remuneration [ 2, 3].

Most of the universities to which I applied ask their admitted students to select an intended major.

Ms. Hansen: It's hard to create a template for the perfect applicant, as each school looks for different characteristics for their admitted class.

Rome was named only for illustration; and Antioch and all the other eparchies or provinces were secured their admitted rights.

We have to stress that we're not in any way criticizing or judging our respondents for their admitted weaknesses.

Four La Cañada High School students, a junior male and three freshmen girls, were suspended from school in the fall of 1966, following their admitted involvement in marijuana activity on campus.