Sentence examples for treatment admitted from inspiring English sources

Just 73% of emergency department patients were referred on for treatment, admitted to hospital, or discharged within four hours or less, representing no improvement from the previous year and short of the target of 90%.

But for the time being the future is yielding to the present, and Flintoff, who will manage any swelling today with ice treatment, admitted: "My thoughts over the past week have been about getting fit for this Test match, which is the biggest I'll ever play in.

We report the case of a patient of 64 years old with pancreatic neoplasia bearer of 8 French plastic stent by ERCP for biliary drainage for 6 days as palliative treatment, admitted in ER by jaundice and abdominal pain in epigastrium.

Every consecutive adult (≥18 years) patient with more than 36 hours of ICU treatment admitted to one of the three ICUs was included prospectively into the study.

The priority decision of model II determined the actual number of patients to be given treatment (admitted patients) which has a direct bearing on the need for resources whereas the priority decision of model III only concerns those already admitted.

"I was really impressed; they massaged me as I lay on my side," Ms. Miller said of her posthike spa treatment, admitting that she had had doubts as to how the therapist would work around her 33-week pregnant midsection.

With genetics illuminating the mechanism of heredity (and hence the very conditions of evolution) and biochemistry elucidating the workings of the cell nucleus, some biologists are confirmed in their belief that scientific treatment admits only of analysis into parts and not into new kinds of wholes.

She travelled to Germany for specialist treatment, admitting she had been sent into "a panic" by the setback with the Games so close.

Although the average rate of sink/toilet disposal for all drug types is 11.5%, none of the 90 people who had hormone treatments admitted to flushing them down the toilet, with the number returning them to the pharmacy increasing accordingly.

Of these, 32 out of 537 patients (6.0%) undergoing surgical treatment were admitted to the SCU, whereas four out of 511 patients (0.8%) who were receiving medical treatment only were admitted to the SCU.

Three of the 4 women who experienced treatment failures admitted to unprotected intercourse before their test of cure culture.