Sentence examples for identified emergency from inspiring English sources
"The mayor, Eduardo Paes, has identified emergency response as the most urgent problem facing the city in the run-up to the Olympics," explains Guruduth Banaver of IBM.
For identified scenarios, evacuation of IIZ, generally comprising of road side population, is effectively possible in six out of seven identified emergency planning zones except in zone-7, where certain people would still be exposed, as full evacuation may not be achieved.
Once injuries that affect physiological status are identified, emergency treatment, such as damage control surgery (DCS), interventional radiology (IVR), and decompressive craniotomy, must be prioritized.
In 2000 the National Department of Health and the Ministry of Health identified emergency medicine as a priority in their 2001 2010 National Health Plan.
We identified emergency hospital admissions from the HES data, which includes all hospital trusts in England.
We identified emergency department visits and hospital admissions using the Canadian Institute for Health Information CIHI National Ambulatory Care Reporting System NACRSCRS) and Discharge Abstract Database, respectively.
"They identified emergencies that had nothing to do with the real problems of Pompeii," said Ciro Mariano, a union leader and custodian at the ruins.
The study objectives were to identify emergency department (ED) handoff practices and describe handoff communication errors among emergency physicians.
This research identifies emergency alarms as having two main functions: first, to direct a person's attention to a potential problem and second, to help them make an appropriate decision on how to respond.
It says suitable instructions to passengers on how to escape and to use escape equipment must be made available and there must be sufficient signs to identify emergency equipment.
In the second part, we develop an empirical-based framework allowing to identify emergency actions and intervention time and demonstrate how the implementation of these safety measures when reaching a critical pressure of 10 psig in Tank 610, even under the condition of protective equipment out of commission, would have surely mitigated such a high profile tragedy.
