Sentence examples for burn reported from inspiring English sources
Since 2010, the last year Netflix generated positive FCF (and first year it began increasing its content library), Netflix has burned through a cumulative $6.4 billion in cash, per Figure 3. Netflix's FCF over the trailing twelve months sits at -$3.1 billion, the largest cash burn reported in Netflix's history.
Investigators studying the effect of NI on ovine lung injury after smoke inhalation and burn, reported the first sign of improved oxygenation between 6 and 12 hours after the injury, as assessed by a decreased intrapulmonary shunt [ 32].
· Zimbabwe Burning, reported by John Sweeney and produced by Will Daws, will be screened in the Correspondent slot tomorrow night on BBC2, at 7.15pm.
Meanwhile, a 1993 New York Times article entitled Paris Has Burned reported that several of the performers, feeling that they'd missed out on the wealth generated by the film, wished to sue for a share of its profits.
All burns reported to EMS between 1 January and 31 December 2011 were included.
In the European Union, transport accidents (21.8%), accidental falls (19.4%), and suicide (24.7%) are the three most common "fatal injuries," with burns reported as "other unintentional fatal injuries," together with poisoning and drowning (34.1%) [ 8].
This is the largest chemical burn incident reported in the literature for 20 years in China, involving 118 alkali burn patients who were rescued by the Burn Department of Shanghai Changhai Hospital independently.
Also, he said, it is impossible to be sure, but some of the burn deaths reported may not have been accidental, but attacks by suitors or families settling scores.
All patients tolerated the MRI-guided FUS procedure well, and only one minor complication, a skin burn, was reported.
Overall, 8 cases of skin burn were reported in the MRI-guided HIFU group, whereas only 1 case was reported in the US-guided HIFU group.
The burn study reported the incidence of respiratory alkalosis on arrival (in 19%) and the survival rate to burn unit discharge (71%) [ 28].
