Sentence examples for whilst admitted from inspiring English sources

Cost distributions for acute care whilst admitted to an ICU were obtained from the published literature.

Pro re nata (PRN) medication usage specifically sleeping and as required psychotropic medication will be measured using a weekly self-report diary, and patient notes whilst admitted as an inpatient.

The audit cycle was performed retrospectively over two three-month periods (February to April 2006; September to November 2006), amongst patients aged between one month and 16 years that had full blood counts performed whilst admitted on the paediatric ward.

"Whilst admitting the charge, Wilshere claimed the standard sanction for this offence was clearly excessive.

"We are absolutely convinced of her innocence," Miquel Roca Junyent, one of her lawyers, told Europa Press news agency, whilst admitting that Mr Castro's investigation was much more detailed than that which preceded Cristina's summons in April last year.

An FA statement said: "Whilst admitting the charge, Wilshere claimed the standard sanction for this offence was clearly excessive.

GSK has denied any corporate involvement in the alleged wrongdoing, whilst admitting that certain individuals may have behaved inappropriately.

Lowe (2006) claims that his theory is close to P. F. Strawson's (1959), whilst admitting that Strawson would not have called it substance dualism.

In accord with a principle of least mutilation, Dummett (1975), Fine (1975) and Keefe (2000) adapt Van Fraassen's supervaluation semantics to the sorites paradox, and vagueness more generally, resulting in a non-bivalent logic that, initially at least, retains the classical consequence relation and classical laws whilst admitting truth-value gaps.

In July 2011 AB InBev's UK president Stuart MacFarlane claimed "We still believe in the brand" whilst admitting to not advertising the brand for five years, instead reaping the rewards of memories of earlier advertising.

Defense department official Scott Dewar justified the federal government's policy because it was helping to build capacity and professionalism whilst admitting the situation would continue to be monitored in consultation with the foreign affairs department as "the government is deeply concerned by the violence".