Sentence examples for were systematically admitted from inspiring English sources

Patients with septic shock were systematically admitted to the ICU once the diagnosis was performed.

In this cohort, there was only 9 % patient with a score equal to 4, suggesting that patients considered as moribund may not be systematically admitted to the ICU.

In the context of admission to stroke unit, this can happen if patients with certain characteristics, e.g., type of stroke, severity, age, pre-existing conditions, are either systematically admitted to stroke units or admitted to other wards since these characteristics also independently influence patient outcome.

And even Petro Poroshenko, one of Mr Yushchenko's top aides and the owner of a television channel that has been systematically harassed, admits that the media climate improved partly because of a revolt by journalists at other channels, some of whom were sacked.

Stool specimens were tested for Vibrio cholerae and other enteric pathogens by the xTAG GPP (Luminex® Austin, TX) assay and were cultured in parallel for V. cholerae and Salmonella 18; from April 1, 2011, admitted patients were systematically screened for HIV, whereas before that date, patients were tested primarily if there was clinical suspicion of an immunocompromised state.

Since November 2006 (the last month of the study period), all children admitted to the hospital were systematically tested for HIV.

And African Americans were systematically excluded through the ways that people were admitted and are still underrepresented at elite universities.

All patients admitted during the study period were systematically included in a prospective cohort.

A consecutive sample of 542 patients age 60 or over admitted to inpatient services of Duke University Medical Center were systematically screened by a psychiatrist for depression using the Diagnostic Interview Schedule; 342 depressed cases and nondepressed controls were identified.

Patients admitted to the ICUs of participating hospitals were systematically screened between October 2009 and September 2011.

All cases admitted to ICUs with a diagnosis of life-threatening CDAC were systematically reviewed over a 20-month period (between 1 January 2003 and 21 August 2004).