Sentence examples for model this emergency from inspiring English sources

In an artificial lung model, this emergency ventilation device achieved up to 8.3 L·min−1 of minute volume through a 2-mm ID transtracheal cannula (TC) with complete outflow obstruction.

This model of integrated emergency care may allow emergency departments to fulfil their advanced triage function better.

We propose that this model of integrated emergency care allows an emergency department to fulfil its primary role of an advanced triage facility better, in that admissions are minimised safely and mortality declines.

We propose that it is possible to apply this model to emergency general surgery patients at a nontrauma hospital.

Consistent with this model, Armenian emergency physicians (EPs) provide patient care at the scene and have a very low transfer rate to hospital (<15%) [1].

The paper presents experimental results for this model under emergency conditions and discusses the following observations: the data show egress stranded number of crowd for different time ranges and various relations of flow rate and density can be calculated; furthermore, comparing the results of different egress width with the same formula for the movement in a stadium straight passage.

The direct application of this model to emergency department utilisation summarised by Padgett et al [ 37, 38], who suggests that only about 15% of emergency visits in the USA are for life threatening reasons and that poor mental health, anxiety about health combined with symptoms and injury influence people to decide to use the emergency department.

In this paper, a conceptual model of emergency decision system for TLP of CIPs has been reported and a new multi-objective TLP model of pedestrian evacuation has also been proposed.

In this paper, a scenario representation model for emergency decision-making support is developed.

This paper established a travel time estimation model for emergency vehicles under preemption control conditions.

This is especially valuable in a hub-and-spoke model of emergency.