Sentence examples for using admission from inspiring English sources

The number of courses dropped to 51,116 in 2012 from 70,052 in 2006, according to the report, which was released last month and compiled using admission data by the University and College Union, a major organization of college and university professors, lecturers and academic staff.

Using admission data, metabolic acidosis was defined by a positive base deficit and was categorized by quartiles.

The groups were compared by using admission and discharge Chedoke-McMaster Stroke Impairment Inventory (CM; each measure analyzed separately), FIM™ instrument (walking, stairs, overall measures), and Berg Balance Scale scores.

In addition, JARC is able to provide parameterized QoS guarantee at the network level using admission control of the Medium Access Control MACC) layer by accurately predicting the QoS parameters with respect to packet delay and the bandwidth configuration of multimedia sessions.

Seasonality for HMPV was estimated by using admission dates for HMPV-positive children.

Using admission vital signs data in one cohort (the development cohort), we constructed a prognostic index to predict mortality.

Prof Stephen Gorard, of Durham University's school of education, said it had been clear for decades that some faith-based schools were using admissions criteria that were either not legal or not in the public interest.

It is observed that the MC authorizes network access based on network guidelines and other criteria using admissions request message, admissions confirm message, and admissions reject message.

7 This comparison rates the ability of the test to make the correct diagnosis on the admission-phase sample compared with the final, retrospective, gold standard diagnosis made using admission-phase and convalescence-phase serum samples.

We compare the proposed admission control strategy to some other widely used admission control methods.

To minimise contamination between intervention and usual care groups, we used admission ward as the unit of randomisation.