Sentence examples for while admissions of from inspiring English sources

While admissions of minorities to nursing homes (NHs) are increasing and prevalence of incontinence in NHs remains high, little is known about incontinence among racial-ethnic groups of NH admissions other than blacks.

In the past year the number of children routinely vaccinated has risen by 20percent (from 40 to 60percent), while admissions of severely malnourished children have dropped by 80percent since the end of Angola's devastating 27-year war.

The analysis of the results of the present study revealed a positive relationship for the day of admission and a lag effect at one and four-days later between PM10 peak and CAA for school age asthmatic children, while admissions of the younger asthmatics (0-4 years of age) were not related (on the day of admission) or declined (one-day lag) with mean daily PM10 concentrations.

On the other hand, they quoted data from Nigeria where a "drastic decline in hospital births" was observed after user fee introduction in the 1980s, while "the admissions of complicated obstetric cases increased" [ 7].

The historic Isabella Stewart Gardner Museum and the New England Aquarium offer discounts for all university students, while admission to Harvard's museums -- of which the Harvard Museum of Natural History is a stand-out -- is free for Harvard students and discounted for all other college kids.

As of 2013, the admission price was 20,000 ariary for adults and 10,000 ariary for children ages 4 12, while admission for children under the age of 4 is free.

Previously, we showed that the introduction of an RRS on a surgical ward resulted in a statistically non- significant decrease in patients who experienced a cardiac arrest and/or who died unexpectedly on the ward while unplanned ICU admissions of patients increased significantly [ 7].

State schools could offer better support in helping pupils with statements while admissions tutors could take more account of an applicants' social background.

So while Williams' admission of hurt is more than understandable, it's still a bit surprising. .

A wealthy candidate's aides guard against tone-deaf admissions of privilege while opponents itch to pounce, as the first President Bush's did in 1992, when he seemed unfamiliar with a grocery store's electronic price scanner.

The company said that "Sleepless" saw admissions of 18,233, while "Joplin" brought in 23,865.