Sentence examples for identifying danger from inspiring English sources

Additionally, facility respondents in the 11 focus facilities, including hospitals, performed poorly in identifying danger signs that require keeping newborns in hospitals for a longer period.

Dimon claims that his unique ability to emerge relatively unscathed from the banking crisis proves that he's a master of risk management, the science of identifying dangers and avoiding them.

It is the first time a scan has identified danger zones, but further research is needed to discover if the detection of dangerous plaques before, rather than after, a heart attack can save lives.

Along the way he identifies danger zones specific to girls, from insecure attachment leading to a martyr role in relationships, to parents letting their teenagers be "too sexy too soon".

The amygdala, the part of the brain that identifies danger and then activates the body for fight or flight, is quite good at reacting to potential danger.

CHWs were trained to refer babies with illnesses or identified danger signs.

In our study all mothers who did not complete referral reported that they failed to identify danger signs.

"She taught me to identify danger signs at different times and what to do if they happen to me".

"I refer complicated cases to these centres as soon as I identify danger signs, such as hypertension.

17 The caretakers' ability to identify danger signs that should trigger appropriate care-seeking behavior is an important component of case management of childhood illness in developing countries.

They help pregnant women to identify danger signs, and new mothers to be aware of the symptoms of such childhood illnesses as pneumonia and diarrhoea.