Sentence examples for in relation to emergency from inspiring English sources

To determine the trends in maternal mortality ratio for the past 5 years at JIPMER Hospital and to find out the proportion of maternal deaths in relation to emergency admissions.

To validate umbilical arterial and venous pH and base deficit (pHUA, pHUV, BDUA, and BDUV, respectively), as well as venous-arterial pH differences, as measures of perinatal condition at birth (in relation to emergency intervention, resuscitation, facial mask, low Apgar, seizures, other cerebral problems or death); to investigate whether BDUA or pHUA better measures perinatal risk.

Although missed SAH diagnosis could not be studied in our survey, very infrequent diagnosis of SAH from LP results can be linked to the effectiveness of brain imaging diagnosis (when CT are performed prior to LP) and limited indications for LP in relation to emergency physicians' strategy of care.

Associated bodies can provide medical administration training; however, it is not compulsory and its scope in relation to emergency response is limited.

Future emergency awareness campaigns should be more focused and tailored to the needs of intended audience, taking into consideration of their usual source of information and knowledge in relation to emergency.

Future education and communication campaigns should be more focused and tailored to the needs of intended audience, taking into consideration of their usual sources of information and knowledge in relation to emergency preparedness.

Having said this, I find the document interesting in the description it gives of the FAO Secretariat's perceptions of its roles, functions and performance in relation to emergencies.

"We were discussing how sad it was that so often when we speak it's in relation to an emergency or a tragedy involving an airline," Bishop said.

Surely that is something that is very important?" In relation to the emergency brake, he highlighted the fact that migrants hit by it would be "people in work who, because their wage levels are so low, merit receipt of working tax credits".

Further, examination of the EDA signals in relation to the emergency events, in particular those in Session 2, indicate that this methodology can illustrate how team member's workload fluctuates together.

As an example of the application of these values, we estimated that the observed decrease in particulate sulfate concentrations in Toronto between 1984 and 1999 resulted in annual benefits of $1.4 million 955% confidence interval $0.91 1.8 million) in relation to reduced emergency department visits and hospital admissions for cardiorespiratory disease.