Sentence examples for led responders from inspiring English sources

On April 22, Sergeant Larson said, a fire at Mr. Keller's home in North Bend, Wash., east of Seattle, led responders to the bodies of his wife and daughter, who had both been shot to death.

It was designed to be easily understood with carefully chosen, unambiguous terminology and logical flow which led responders through only the relevant questions.

If fear of hyperoxia led emergency responders, in the absence of adequate monitoring, to limit FiO2 levels, logically more people would likely be exposed to the risk of hypoxemia.

Opportunistic sampling could have led to responder bias.

About 57.1% of LRF respondents reported having a lead responder in place for humanitarian assistance, and most of the local authority respondents (61.6%) had arrangements in place for welfare response (that is, for addressing psychological and social support), either through their own written plan or through mutual aid/memoranda of understanding.

Retrospective genetic characterization of NSCLCs in responders and non-responders led to the seminal discovery that specific EGFR kinase domain-activating mutations significantly correlated with objective response to receptor inhibition.

Concrn has a seven-person lead responder team, but there are other crisis volunteers who donate their time to help on a weekly basis.

Flashing headlights and honking horns penetrated the early-morning sky as police officers and first responders led drivers in a slow procession across the new Interstate 35W bridge in Minneapolis.

A continuous endotoxin infusion may have led to further responders since endothelin correlates with endotoxin levels [ 16].

Next, first responders led employees from the two 6th-floor offices to the 9th floor of the building, where further samples were taken from nares and clothing.

The participation rate of both strategies was similar, although adding a paper-based questionnaire along with the reminder led to more responders in the older age group (participation rate 22%), even though a similar proportion of this group versus group 3 responded online (62% and 52% in the younger and older age groups, respectively, p = 0.604).