Sentence examples for escalation area from inspiring English sources
"When I came to the hospital this morning every ward was full, every escalation area we put beds into were full of patients.
One further transfer to an escalation area to facilitate discharge (whereby the patient spends less than 24 h in the escalation area immediately prior to their discharge home) is also permitted; Admission to the high-dependency unit, or ICU; Elective admission or direct admission from another hospital; Surgeon-directed care for more than 24 h during the inpatient stay.
All our ward areas were full of patients already, all our escalation areas were full of patients.
The Administration has also formally backed the creation of safe zones inside Syria — redubbed "interim de-escalation areas" — that the Obama Administration ultimately rejected, because of the complexity of protecting them and creating an infrastructure to house and support tens of thousands of people — or more.
Escalation, in this area as in so many others, seems to be the order of the day.
China's air defence zone and its territorial claims in the South China Sea have raised concerns of an escalation in the area.
By evening, Israel had issued a stern warning that it was examining all possible responses, signaling the potential for a sharp escalation in the area.
If the gunman turns out to have been inspired by the extremist group, or was sent by that group or any other militant organization, that would represent a dangerous escalation in the area, according to Israeli analysts.
Dose escalation is an area of considerable research in lung cancer as several studies have shown promising results in terms of local control.
Asked about the latest escalation in the border area, Ibrahim Mussawi, Hezbollah's media relations officer, said: "For two years it has been our official policy not to comment".
Thus, dose escalation to target hypoxic areas in all patients at the beginning of the treatment could be a wasted effort because reoxygenation would change its distribution.
