Sentence examples for directives specifying from inspiring English sources

Seventy patients who were DNR at death had advanced directives specifying full resuscitation at the time of RRT activation.

The slightly greater reduction in hospital-wide mortality may be accounted for by additional lives saved during RRTs activated for patients with advanced directives specifying DNR.

Ninety-six RRTs (11.2%) were activated for patients with advanced directives specifying do-not-resuscitate (DNR) at the time of activation.

The candidates were automatically generated by modelMaGe, to which we only provided the master model (Figure 1), and the directives specifying which components should be removed for each candidate model and which kinetics should be used.

For example, in Europe, the ASR™ XL Acetabular System and DePuy ASR™ Hip Resurfacing System met the requirements of the Directives specified by the European Union for all medical devices and received CE mark approval.

Dr. Chen said he would not be able to perform his job as a neurosurgeon were he to suffer a severe stroke, and his own advance directive specifies that a craniectomy should not be performed on him.

And the directive "specifies that no such domestic operations can be conducted without the prior order of the president, except in cases of emergency".

After providing documentation of the property (copies provided to the owners and the Ottoman Treasury), the directive specified that muhajirs (Turkish refugees mainly from the Balkan wars) were to be settled in the vacant lands and properties belonging to the deportees.

The patients' advance directive specifies that life support be withheld or withdrawn when it " serves only to prolong the process of me dying, if I should be in a terminal condition or a state of permanent unconsciousness".

If Arthur Caplan, a medical ethicist, thinks that "sometimes there is a choice worse than death," he is free to sign an advance directive specifying that he not be kept alive under such conditions.

The California Geological Survey issued a new regulatory directive specifying that critical buildings be designed for 50- and 100-year earthquakes obtained by probabilistic seismic hazard analysis (PSHA).