Sentence examples for adequate rescue from inspiring English sources

The key success factors of such marginal resuscitation efforts are early bystander actions with vigorous CPR and early warning of the emergency system, early dispatch of adequate rescue units (ground and air-ambulances) and good co-ordination between the resources outside and inside the hospital, aggressive rewarming and a spirit not to give up".

The shift from 37°C to 27°C was to allow adequate rescue of CFTR-ΔF protein so that we could see the detrimental impact of losing function of a presumed pro-biogenesis factor.

The aim of this study was to determine whether salvage arthrodesis could be an adequate rescue procedure after failed mobile-bearing TAA, with a special focus on rheumatic ankles.

The hjv cRNA was injected at a concentration of 1000 ng/microliter, similar to the amount of transferrin receptor 1a cRNA, which was adequate to rescue transferrin deficiency[18].

This pragmatic therapeutic option seems to be adequate to rescue acute phases of aHUS, when the expected improvement does not occur under the recommended dose regimen of eculizumab.

A Korean trial and the review article have suggested that an extended duration up to 10 14 days was more adequate in rescue therapy [ 16, 26].

This vote is the profession's most robust response over whether the Forward View is adequate as a rescue package.

Organisations such as the European Council on Refugees and Exiles will be arguing hard to restore an adequate search and rescue facility.

Adequate search and rescue operations in the Mediterranean are not happening due to the spurious argument that saving people will only encourage more to come.

MSF said in a statement that the "latest tragedy in the Mediterranean... underscores the severe lack of adequate search and rescue operations in the area".

Standing on the steps of City Hall, Senator Clinton charged that the agency had failed to provide adequate warnings, leading rescue workers, residents and others to take fewer precautions after the attacks.