Sentence examples for visits out of from inspiring English sources

In 2000, they accounted for about 64 million office visits, out of 823.5 million visits over all.

During the first 72 h after the initial visit, 1,279 patients made 1,330 return visits out of 49,341 total ED visits for an overall 72-h return rate of 2.7%.

Rank: 2.3 conjugal visits out of 5. $1,300 / 2 Bedroom / Burnaby / Vancouver.

Franklin remembers that when his own parents parted, his father sometimes skipped visits "out of spite". He vowed not to do the same thing to his children when he and their mother split up.

The tourist-patients accounted for 168 of every 10,000 ER visits in 2014, compared to 112 visits out of every 10,000 for locals, according to the study.

Meanwhile, I have to pay for my meds (and any doctor visits) out of pocket, continuously play bill Jenga so my floor doesn't become littered with them, cancel appointments, and my reconstruction, try desperately to fill my days and nights with activity to minimize my frustration, and wait, forever, on hold... Contributor.

Ferguson, an American who is fluent in Chinese, visits out-of-the-way temples and monasteries where Bodhidharma resided or visited, and meets monks, scholars and ordinary pilgrims dedicated to his teachings.

But there are other components to this decision, including: deductibles, copays, cost of doctor visits, out-of-pocket maximums, and prescription drug coverage.

The remaining three RCTs (Higginson 2009; Zimmer 1985; Tramarin 1992) reported fewer outpatient clinic visits (hospital specialist visits, out-of-home clinic visits and outpatient daily admissions by patient) in the intervention group but statistical significance was not stated.

Respondents who reported using alternative therapies were asked further questions, such as the number of visits, out-of-pocket expenses, reasons for use, side-effects, duration of use and reasons for discontinuing.

Fifteen studies assessed the criterion validity of the FI by evaluating the predictive ability of the FI for mortality, institutionalization, hospitalization, number of days in hospital, morbidity, Emergency Department (ED) visits, out-of-hours GP consultations, falls, fractures, change in ADL score, and change in mental score (Table  3).