Sentence examples for diversion of cases from inspiring English sources

Wards became dangerously overcrowded and increasingly hazardous for staff and patients, deterring EVD cases from being admitted to the Kenema ETU, creating a backlog of EVD-confirmed cases in peripheral holding units, which necessitated diversion of cases to the already over-crowded ETU run by Medicine Sans Frontieres in neighboring Kailahun District.

The most common form of neurological problem was dizziness and vertigo, but the problems that were most likely to lead to emergency landings were confusion (diversions in 66percentt of cases) and loss of consciousness (71percentt).

Patients older than 70 years are more likely to receive incontinent forms of urinary diversion, such as an ileal conduit, than continent forms of diversion (70% versus 30% of cases, respectively).

But given the number of drug diversion cases of which we are aware, there are functional drug addicts out there".

Last year it tracked dozens of cases of diversion of Colorado's medical marijuana, finding it in 23 states.

Evaluation South Africa - The Effectiveness of Diversion Programmes - a Longitudinal Evaluation of Cases, L. M. Muntingh, National Institute for Crime Prevention and the Reintegration of Offenders, South Africa, May 2001 [Pdf 494kb] Longitudinal view of South African diversion programme participants from various parts of the country in both rural and urban settings.

Arizona taxpayers have filed suit against the diversion of funds into private schools, and the case was appealed.

It is here in the Palestinian territories that you see the worst side of Israel: Jewish settlers stealing land from Palestinians (almost one-third of settlement land is actually privately owned by Palestinians); Palestinian women giving birth at checkpoints because Israeli soldiers won't let them through (four documented cases last year); the diversion of water from Palestinians.

The disadvantages of this method include the need for self-catheterization, the possibility of leakage (which is difficult to cope with in cases of umbilical diversion), difficulties with catheterization, stenosis and kinking, and the requirement for reoperations in approximately 30% of cases.

The Burlington County Superior Court sentenced the former finance officer for Hainesport Township yesterday to three years in prison in a case involving the diversion of municipal money.

It is said that patients with urinary diversion carried out by this method are characterized by total urinary continence in daytime in about 90% of cases [ 10].