Exempel på wait list

• They agreed that 2,000 of the 2,500 coming off the wait list will be put in a less expensive program offering fewer services than the main program.

• She said they sometimes made an "executive decision" to offer care to a disabled person who was not at the top of the wait list.

• For tickets, information, and waitlist for Sunday, call the number below.

• The price for waitlist tickets is still $10.

• We're likely to wait-list even top students if they don't give us some indication that they want to come to the college.

• Agents are permitted to issue paper tickets for flights on which passengers have an open ticket or are wait-listed.

• Tony Hynes of University High School got into Stanford but was wait-listed at smaller colleges.

• The wait list is reported to be over 1,300 people long.

• By 2007, the annual membership cost for those selected from the wait list was $20 per month or $149 per year.

• Most hospital patients are in fact not admitted from a wait list at all and those that do on average wait less than 9 weeks.

• Analysis of the wait list and deaths among candidates waiting for a kidney transplant.

• Estimates vary about how many college applicants find themselves on a wait list; one report was that 10% of applicants were wait-listed.

• In 2010, according to one source, roughly 10% of college applicants were put on a wait list.

• We have a wait list growing by the day.

• Sporting has 14,000 season-ticket holders, with a wait list for season tickets of 3,000 people.

• The remaining teams are placed on a wait list.

• Amherst takes 35 students from the 1,000 students on its wait list.

• Weeks before its launch, pre-registration prompted a wait list of over 380,000.

• The enrollment in engineering classes has greatly increased and there is already a wait list.

• And as a general rule, selective colleges and universities will usually have some form of wait list.

• Wait list control groups are often used when it would be unethical to deny participants access to treatment, provided the wait is still shorter than that for routine services.

• Another limitation was the absence of a proper wait-list control group.