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<blockquote>However, the vaccines prevent severe effects ( hospitalisation , death) after infection, and may limit the spreading of this contagious killer disease.</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | <blockquote>However, the vaccines prevent severe effects ('''hospitalisation''', death) after infection, and may limit the spreading of this contagious killer disease.</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | ||
<blockquote>Hospitalisations are made up of the unvaccinated.</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | <blockquote>'''Hospitalisations''' are made up of the unvaccinated.</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | ||
<blockquote>There are only 2 statistics worth dwelling on...number of hospital admissions and number of deaths</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | <blockquote>There are only 2 statistics worth dwelling on...number of '''hospital admissions''' and number of deaths</blockquote><small>Source: dailymail.co.uk</small> | ||
===Collocations=== | ===Collocations=== | ||
Revision as of 15:17, 25 January 2022
Comments
Variants and synonyms
- hospitalisation
- hospital admission
Examples
However, the vaccines prevent severe effects (hospitalisation, death) after infection, and may limit the spreading of this contagious killer disease.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Hospitalisations are made up of the unvaccinated.
Source: dailymail.co.uk
There are only 2 statistics worth dwelling on...number of hospital admissions and number of deaths
Source: dailymail.co.uk
Collocations
- hospitalisation numbers
- hospitalisation rates
- to require hospitalisation / hospital admission
- to prevent hospitalisation
- to cause hospitalisation
- to reduce hospitalisations
- to need hospitalisation
- hospital admissions rise
Keyness
- hospitalisation: 23
- hospitalization: 197