Sentence examples for most common rescue from inspiring English sources

The most common rescue device used in our department was the Macintosh-type laryngoscope with the curved blade alone (54.8%), followed by the laryngoscope with the bougie (25.8%) and the GlideScope (6.5%) (Table 5).

If labetalol failed, the most common rescue medication was nicardipine (used in 9 of 26), and only 7.7% required additional rescue medication.

These included inhaled nitric oxide and recruitment maneuvers, which are consistent with previously published data [ 19] from Australia where the most common rescue therapies used during the H1N1 epidemic were recruitment maneuvers (67%) and inhaled nitric oxide (32%) [ 19].

Surgical treatment includes suture or transplantation of autograft, allograft or xenograft, and these serve as the most common technique for rescuing tendon injuries.

Since the ESCs and iPSCs have the capability to differentiate into all cell types, the most common strategy in rescuing the neural function after SCI is not the direct application of these cells, but the transplantation of various derived cell lines from ESCs or iPS cells.

The most common profile for someone prompting a rescue is a male hiker, in their 20s, typically on their own.

Parsons et al. [ 28] also reported that ST45 was the most common complex in dogs at a rescue kennel.

In addition, high- and low-utilization institutions were similarly unlikely in planning to store lipid emulsion (Fig.  3c).> -wrap-foot> locallocanesthetictic systemic toxicity, LRT lipid rescue therapy The most common storage locations for lipid emulsion were anesthesia preparation rooms (4/8, 50%%) and a pharmacy within the department (3/8, 38%%).

Compliance or rescue archaeology is the most common practice of CRM but it also includes architectural and engineering documentation, public history, and landscape history.

The most common type of flotation device is called a rescue tube, often seen at public pools and beaches, and are used by lifeguards.

One of the most common causes of misunderstanding was the missionaries' eagerness to rescue orphans and to baptise young children even when they were sick or dying.