Sentence examples for in lifesaving from inspiring English sources
"We can't just lock health care data away — because of its role in lifesaving treatment," Dr. Brailer said.
Made of high-tech threads, they can also be found in lifesaving medical devices and the bodies of racing cars.
"Tax haven secrecy facilitates tax evasion, corruption and undermines the ability of governments to mobilise revenue to invest in lifesaving essential services.
And no counselor should be in charge of aquatic activities without being fully trained in lifesaving techniques and properly equipped with rescue tools, which should include a cellphone to call for help.
Among the bodies offering such services in the late 20th century were the Royal Life Saving Service, the American Red Cross, whose involvement with lifesaving dates from 1914, and the U.S. Coast Guard, as well as the beach personnel of local and municipal governments and those yacht clubs, marinas, and boating associations which provided training in lifesaving techniques.
He wrote: "Investment in lifesaving interventions like naloxone has been sluggish". Mr Middleton added: "Local authorities must ensure substantial take up of naloxone to opiate users and their family and friends for administration at overdose.
As IOM and others have highlighted, too often in emergency situations, there is a failure to see that responding to human trafficking is in fact lifesaving emergency aid.
The statistically authenticated but still enigmatic surge in autism cases in California (news article, May 14) may paradoxically be due at least in part to lifesaving advances in obstetrics and neonatal intensive care.
It can relieve anxiety in unavoidable delays and be lifesaving in an emergency.
PD has been found to be lifesaving in the management of AKI in patients in developing countries where facilities for other forms of RRT are not readily available.
