Sentence examples for interval of call from inspiring English sources

The implementation of FAST may improve the outcomes of OHCAs mainly by reducing the interval of call to arrival.

The interval of call to arrival is one of the major factors associated with good outcomes of out-of-hospital cardiac arrests (OHCAs).

Dispatch of and transportation by FAST-loaded ambulances significantly decreased the interval of call to arrival and significantly augmented the incidence of sustained ROSC and 1-year survival only in the central area.

For example, more than half of the males showed overlapping intervals of tremulation and sound production, where a sound signal was followed by tremulation after only 200 ms, whereas others switched between exclusive intervals of calls or tremulations, with no temporal overlap.

What we have are slow-motion approximations, capturing the basic shapes of rhythm and interval of various calls but bearing as much resemblance to their originals as a Cubist depiction of a photographed nude.

To analyze single call notes, we extracted the voiced intervals of the call and measured note duration in seconds.

In the present study, shortening time interval from receipt of call to ROSC was the only important independent factor to achieve good neurological outcome in patients with PCAS.

When the emergency call was made after the initiation of CPR or when the interval of the emergency call to the initiation of bystander CPR (the call-bystander CPR interval) was less than 0 min, the reasons for this CPR-first action were identified by the EMTs by interviewing bystanders.

The multivariate logistic regression analysis identified three time factors including intervals of collapse-to-call, call-to-first CPR, call-to-arrival to patients as independent factors associated with 1-month survival.

Intervention time was defined as a time interval from the time of call until arrival in the ED.

A quick crossword clue, "musical interval of eight tones", called for the answer OCTAVE.