Sentence examples for because of rescue from inspiring English sources

"Many of the landings are because of rescue operations," she said.

Recently, the importance of indoor positioning technology has been gradually increased because of rescue operations and disaster prevention in underground shopping centers, factories, logistics centers, and so on.

The economy will revitalize itself not because of rescue plans and government intervention.

Because of rescue centers like this one, manatee numbers in the wild are increasing every year and you can even have a one-on-one with a baby manatee and feed it milk from a baby bottle!

Fire rescue operations are critical because the lives of rescue workers, firefighters, and of course civilians depend on them.

This is because the rule of rescue, which we might use to support untested treatments for an individual, collapses as we introduce more, perhaps unidentifiable, individuals.

Because strict restriction of rescue medication in subjects with a poor general medical condition would have been ethically problematic, rescue intramuscular injections of haloperidol or lorazepam were allowed and recorded.

Because animals homozygous for the deletion mutation txdc-9 (ok776 ) arrested at various larval stages (presumably because of maternal rescue), we compared maternally rescued txdc-9 animals from a balanced heterozygous strain (VC556) and their heterozygous siblings.

Malta accepts that its men found the Eritreans, but says the migrants were in good health and rejected an offer of rescue because they wanted to reach Italy.

Of note, the negative impact of delayed treatment was reduced in BRVO patients over the 12-month period, possibly because of the availability of rescue laser photocoagulation from month 3 in the BRAVO study.

The remaining 21 (17.1%) patients continued to receive LAM monotherapy either because they had only mild hepatitis activities or because of barriers to access of rescue therapy.