Sentence examples for typical admission from inspiring English sources

"A typical admission rate for young children in the emergency department is about 5 percent; this is five times higher," noted Dr. Smith.

A motion picture of unprecedented scale, ambition and formal assurance, "The Birth of a Nation" was the first to open at a legitimate theater on Broadway (the Liberty, absorbed not long ago into the franchised chaos of 42nd Street) with reserved seats, a 40-piece orchestra and an appropriately elevated ticket price: a shockingly high $2, at a time when a typical admission charge was 15 cents.

The typical admission question, "Are you short of breath?" can give insufficient or misleading data.

In total, six sections of the complete medical record were examined; each section corresponded to one of six chronological time-points during a typical admission.

So here, then, is a typical ICU admission in the middle of the 21st century.

Given the complexities that are unique to the care of neonates (high likelihood of hypothermia, hypoglycaemia, differences in "cut-off" for empiric antibiotics in the case of fever, need for different types of intravenous fluids), the availability of standard care forms which guide health care workers through the process of a typical neonatal admission could prove useful.

If – besides typical emergency admissions – other conditions can be identified that are characterized by a very low capability of patients to travel, this may call for further segmentation of the product market beyond the suggested treatment groups.

Each visit will include a history on development of any typical symptoms, admissions to hospital, prespecified MACE and venepuncture for NT-proBNP.

Both HIV-1 uninfected and infected patients had prolonged admissions (9.5 days) compared to the typical duration of admission at GFJH (4 days) [25].

The individual patient parasite burden (Table 1 ) corresponded approximately to a total of 10 parasites in a typical adult at admission.

Individuals experiencing early onset of disorders categorized as "F20 F29: Schizophrenia, schizotypal and delusional disorders" may already show typical symptoms upon admission to CAP care at an age of 13 17.