Sentence examples for capable centres from inspiring English sources

For several reasons, including poor public knowledge about stroke, ineffective delivery of patients to capable centres and lack of preparedness in many community hospitals, only about 20% of stroke patients arrive at emergency departments within the 3-hour window and only 3 8% of eligible patients currently receive rt-PA therapy, except in a few regional referral centres [ 83].

However, it should be noted that this trial - called CESAR (Conventional Versus ECMO for Severe Adult Respiratory Failure) - actually proves beneficial effects due to treatment in a specialized ECMO-capable centre but not due to ECMO per se.

Caulker's performances on loan at Swansea last season only enhanced his reputation as one of the most capable young centre-backs in England.

"In Germany there are 60 centres capable of doing this, in the UK there are six.

Districts with a higher proportion of midwives per capita, hospitals and health centres capable of doing emergency caesarean sections had higher institutional delivery rates.

As a backup, a small number of high technology centres capable of supporting large areas (e.g. molecular biology laboratories) have been set up too.

"Strengthening the R&D capacity in developing countries by investing in African owned health research centres capable of conducting clinical trials has thus been identified as an international priority to improve public health and, indirectly, development.

Furthermore, there was an annual average of 522 deliveries at each hospital, 213 deliveries at two health centres capable of providing emergency obstetric care, including caesarean sections, and an average of 32 deliveries at each of the remaining 61 health centres.

It is also building the world's largest detention centre, capable of holding 11,000 people.

"We knew what we had to do and we showed what we're capable of," said centre Jamie Roberts.

Bolton's council has also won lottery money to build an indoor tennis centre capable of staging big tournaments.