Sentence examples for for early transfer from inspiring English sources

The FLN in the winter isoline was ∼20·0 for early transfer treatments and began to decline following 21 d exposure to 5 °C at 8-h Pp.

Infants were excluded if they had severe congenital anomalies, were receiving palliative care, were critically ill and deemed unlikely to survive, were scheduled for early transfer, or their parents were unable to participate due to health, social, or language issues that would inhibit their communication with the medical and nursing team.

"Both Lennar and the city have been pushing for early transfers," she said.

Implementation of a dedicated fast-track protocol that allows not only for earlier extubation but also for earlier transfer from the ICU or post-anaesthetic care unit (PACU) to a step-down unit has been shown to be very effective in reducing ICU-LOS and the total length of hospital stay in retrospective studies [ 5, 6, 8].

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This represents a change in the pattern of care for shock and post resuscitation patients from a medical stabilization attempt in the nearest hospital to an early transfer for immediate mechanical revascularisation.

In Monday's ruling, the judge rejected the project's final legal challenge in its entirety, save for one writ prohibiting early transfer approval on some of the shipyard parcels.

This included revising routine processes on the delivery suite in line with evidence to support skin to skin care and uptake of breastfeeding [ 23], and completing documentation for women who required early transfer home.

The only conceivable evolutionary scenario for this gene includes early transfer of a copy of the EF-Tu gene to the nucleus followed by extended co-existence of the nuclear and mitochondrial copies, with multiple parallel losses of the latter.

Twenty-six patients were excluded from further analysis because of normal lactate levels at ICU admission (7), absence of data on one of the three parameters that define hypoperfusion context (10), no full commitment for full resuscitation (4), or early transfer to other hospitals (5).

Such early transfer allowed for elective, early intubation to be done in a controlled environment by minimal staff, which resulted in a reduced risk for transmission.