Sentence examples for detection of crisis from inspiring English sources

The automated early detection of crisis precursors can provide clinicians with time to intervene in order to prevent or mitigate secondary brain injury.

The time to detection of flap crisis was often within the first 8 h after surgery (64.9%).

Up to six different metabolites (glucose, lactate, pyruvate, glycerol, glutamate, and urea are assayed) provide unique opportunities for early detection of metabolic crisis and ischemia and for guiding therapeutic interventions.

For suicides in prison, prevention requires the training of prison staff in the detection of suicidal crises and control of technical devices possibly facilitating the transition to the suicidal act especially the one by hanging.

This paper applies international humanitarian crisis threshold definitions to the BRHP data in an attempt to identify suitable mortality thresholds that may be used for the prospective detection of humanitarian crises in population surveillance sites in developing countries.

This measurement assesses the rate of crisis detection and afferent limb activation.

The mainstay of SCD management in developed countries includes early detection through neonatal screening, comprehensive care programmes and early detection and management of crises, with more recent therapeutic interventions of blood transfusion therapy and the use of hydroxyurea (Weatherall and Clegg 2001).

One over-looked area has been that of crisis signal detection.

A greater understanding of behavioural symptoms risk factors would allow better detection of those patients, a better understanding of crisis situations and better management of these patients.

Preventive monitoring enables detection of early signs of a crisis or a threatening relapse and offers opportunities to discuss issues or to intervene in case of problems.

Namely, the early detection of on-the-ground social crises.