Sentence examples for elective success from inspiring English sources

As a cautionary tale about what it means to be a Democrat in Utah, it illustrates how carefully many Democrats package themselves to achieve any measure of elective success.

It proved to be Mr. McGovern's last success in elective politics.

The hip surgery, which was elective, has been a success thus far, even if the decision to go through with it last July caused stress for everybody around him, Raonic said.

He credits thousands of volunteers who went knocking on doors for him over the years for his successes in elective office.

Now for a Dose of Optimism We have a glimpse of success in ending early elective deliveries.

However, in 2004 Blanchard et al [ 24] conducted a construct validity study in patients undergoing elective total hip arthroplasty, reporting a success rate of 75%.

The coordination of all admissions and discharges by a single person who is aware of the organization of the whole hospital is key to the success of separating the elective and acute pathways for patients.

He says he wants to put into practice the conclusion reached by a growing body of research: that teacher quality — not star principals, laptop computers or abundant electives — is the crucial ingredient for success.

Of the remaining interventions, the administration of contrast via the tube, the need for prokinetic drugs, TISS and elective admission showed an adverse effect on the success of feeding (Table 4).

This study was designed to compare the Ambu Aura-i to the single-use LMA Fastrach regarding time to intubation, success rate, and airway morbidity in patients undergoing elective surgery requiring general anesthesia.

The finding that real-time ultrasound-guided tracheal puncture has a significantly higher first-pass success rate has important implications, not only in elective surgery but also in emergency airway procedures.