Sentence examples for expedient intervention from inspiring English sources

This should translate to a quicker detection of changes in intraluminal CO2 and incracellular acidosis in patients, thereby leading to more expedient intervention to correct the underlying perfusion deficit.

We should never let politically expedient sound bites trump interventions proven to minimize the health consequences of drugs.

Sometimes deserved treatment is expedient; sometimes it is not.

Sometimes undeserved treatment is expedient; sometimes it is not.

"With this expedient solution," he said, "in one fell swoop many interventions will be prevented".

It would therefore be expedient to search for facilitation of RTW by the multidisciplinary intervention in subgroups needing assistance to perform their job, to make arrangements with their employer or other occupational issues.

While the sequential methodology of our study may not fully delineate the impact of this intervention; a prospective randomized double-blind study would be expedient for external validation.

Faced with a choice between promoting happiness through political change - by reducing advertising or meaningless work, for example - and doing so through new behavioural or medical interventions, the latter invariably end up seeming most expedient.

The big problem with humanitarian intervention, even when called "Responsibility to Protect," is that it is susceptible to expedient abuse.

Ever a master of expedient political alliances, Saleh told HuffPost Arabi that Hadi "betrayed" Yemen by asking for Saudi intervention, and calls his former ally Saudi Arabia a "ruthless murder machine" that is "no longer a friend".

In NSW, a HEMS primary response is recommended in scenarios including difficult patient access (e.g. cliff fall or water rescue), where the patient condition requires specialised interventions (e.g. rapid sequence intubation) or situations where a helicopter will provide a more expedient response and transport [ 3, 4].