Such patients potentially require time-critical, decisive airway management, likely involving resident intensive care clinicians.
Critical, critical, critical.
In the time remaining before the day of decision, Labour's voice is going to be critical, quite possibly decisive.
Therefore, it is critical to determine the factors that influence the post-purchase decision during this brief yet decisive period.
We believe that the public wants to know and hopefully trust the scientists who are providing critical information about possible impacts on their lives in decisive moments, ie, the decision to evacuate or not, being one of them.
General Petraeus is taking command at what appears to be a critical, perhaps even decisive, moment in the war, which began in 2001 after the Sept. 11 attacks.
But even at the bases, commanders have been rationing use of critical stockpiles and urging decisive action to ensure that road convoys get through.
He demonstrates how the student demonstrations were critical but not decisive in the way "people power" had been in the undoing of Ferdinand Marcos in the Philippines in 1986, or of the leaders in East Germany in 1989.
Early voting has become a critical, even decisive factor in presidential elections: President Obama was sufficiently ahead in the early vote in Iowa and Nevada in 2012 that his campaign shifted resources from those states to others, according to former advisers, who also credited enthusiastic early voting in 2008 for his victory in North Carolina and elsewhere.
"The last few hours have proven without a doubt that the country is going through a decisive and critical time and the level of tension in some regions is rising to unprecedented levels," the statement said.
