Sentence examples for Live critically from inspiring English sources

In some of the more bizarre food news this month: Police in Vietnam's northern Bac Ninh province recently seized 42 live, critically endangered Sunda Pangolins from poachers, fined the culprits, and delivered the animals to forest rangers for safekeeping at which point those forest rangers proceeded to undo all this valiant action by selling the animals off to local restaurants.

And no matter where you live, think critically about how much data you really need.

7. A Hand for Sick Children THURSDAY -- A dinner at the New York Marriott Marquis will raise money for the Starlight Children's Foundation of New York, New Jersey and Connecticut, which works to improve the lives of critically, chronically or terminally ill children through entertainment programs, the granting of wishes and outpatient activities.

Over the last few years it has been increasingly recognised that improvements in maternal health have been slipping behind – and yet saving women's lives is critically interlinked to other goals, such as children's health and education and alleviating poverty.

Episodic memory or memory for the detailed events in our lives is critically dependent on structures of the medial temporal lobe (MTL).

He believes that by inducing hypothermia we can extend the "golden hour" in which surgeons battle to save the lives of critically injured patients.

A recent, rigorous, meta-analysis examining 33 randomized SDD trials involving 5727 patients demonstrated a significant reduction in overall mortality (20%) and in the incidence of respiratory tract infections (65%); conclusive evidence that SDD saves the lives of critically ill patients and confirmation that SDD is now an evidence based medicine manoeuvre.

Marable, in "Rediscovering Malcolm's Life: A Historian's Adventures in Living History", critically analyzes the collaboration that produced the Autobiography.

Clinical trials of interventions to save the lives of critically ill children are vital.

Our objective was to determine whether IIT saves lives in critically ill surgical patients regardless of the type of ICU.

Inserting a central venous line or catheter (CVC) is often vital for saving the lives of critically ill patients.