Moreover, past disaster events evidence that these POS have a significant potential to contribute to disaster management as a primary place to rescue and for shelters, as an agent of recovery, to provide essential life support and potential for adaptive response.
The reason I am attached to this essential life support is due to the hardening of the smooth muscle tissue in my lungs, similar to that in my digestive track; this is known as Pulmonary Fibrosis.
Mechanical ventilation (MV) is an essential life support for sepsis/ARDS patients and manipulation of the ventilator strategy is the only proven treatment for improving survival [ 3].
Key outcomes of 21st century science include an Earth with its essential life support systems intact, and a planet where human society has achieved sustainable development.
First, the population of Inner Mongolia, as well as the population of China as a whole, seems close to reaching a steady state in the near future, so do the total demands for food, water, and other essential life-supporting materials.
Health and biodiversity strategies should aim to ensure that the essential life-supporting services provided by ecosystems and vital biodiversity and health linkages are widely recognized, valued, and reflected in national public health and biodiversity strategies, and in the programs, plans, and strategies of other relevant sectors.
Dissolved oxygen is an important indicator of water quality and essential to the life supporting capacity of aquatic environments.
Water is most abundant and is an essential component of our life supporting system.
Ecuador has experienced one of the highest rates of deforestation in South America over the turn of the century with consequent threats to the provision of essential life-supporting environmental services.
OIR is a model for retinopathy of prematurity, which develops in prematurely born infants exposed to high oxygen, essential for life support.
The plant life supported the animal life.
