For example, measurement of the vital signs, triggering a response, initial management of the patient, and then the sometimes complex steps needed to secure admission to the ICU.
Another example of the Internet's vital role in our society.
It was a unique bonding experience for the community that it served and a perfect example of how vital the theatre – whether professional or amateur – is for our society.
Addressing the universal issue of water quality, Gabbard said, "Whether it's the threat to essential water sources in this region, the lead contamination in Flint, Michigan, or the threat posed to a major Hawaii aquifer by the Red Hill fuel leak, each example underscores the vital importance of protecting our water resources".
In our opinion it is impossible to find out studies where particular examples of these vital stains and its combinations were properly compared and related to microbiological data concerning natural multispecies biofilms like dental plaque.
No mention is made, for example, of a vital part of the background to the party meetings, Democracy Wall a 200-metre-long brick structure in front of a bus depot west of Tiananmen Square.
But they serve, nevertheless, some of the fundamental propositions of civilization -- that, for example, the vital contemplation of suffering humanizes us and makes us better citizens of the polis (see Aristotle), or of creation itself (see Christianity and Buddhism).
The INDEPTH HDSSs have unearthed important findings over the past decade and a half – for example, the vital role of breastfeeding in promoting infant and child health, the benefits of multiple micronutrient supplementation, the under-appreciated prevalence of malnutrition in adults and the elderly, and the rise of obesity in lower-income settings.
For example, Isuzu parks a lot of the vital signs for the interior controls on a screen that sits on the dashboard, between the passenger and driver.
