Sentence examples for of first rescue from inspiring English sources

The difference in time to the administration of first rescue medication between the treatment groups was analyzed using Kaplan Meier estimates, a log rank test, and the Cox proportional hazards model.

Time to first rescue intervention: this is defined as the time from AVF creation to first occasion of rescue intervention up to the 12 month visit (unchanged from the original protocol).

There is no statistically significance in the time intervals from the discontinuation of remifentanil to the administration of the first rescue analgesic between the two groups (P = 0.742, Table  2).> -wrap-foot> Varees are given as median (range).

That statement was bolstered, at least circumstantially, by a videotape of the crash site taken from one of the first rescue workers to arrive on the scene.

Experts have argued in recent days that an overall loss of trust in those leaders previously seen to be managing the crisis could remain a troubling element of collateral damage resulting from the mishandling of the first rescue package for Cyprus.

The researcher can follow and document the participants' behavior from the arrival of the first rescue unit until the situation is normalized and the exercise has been concluded (Scott 1994; Rolfe et al. 1998; Borodzicz and van Haperen 2002; Lateef 2010; Kim 2013).

Any subsequent rescue reports by people who were untrained at the time of first report were transferred to the trained category, as the standard practice at each site was to enroll and train participants at the time of the first rescue report, if they had not been previously enrolled.

Despite the austerity of the past year, introduced as part of Greece's first rescue package, its primary budget (ie, even before debt payments) is still deeply in deficit.

On the morning of October 7 the first rescue party left Salt Lake City with 16 wagon-loads of food and supplies, pulled by four-mule teams with 27 young men serving as teamsters and rescuers.

This would be the first rescue of a member of the single currency, though European funds were used to support Hungary and Latvia as part of the bailouts brokered by the IMF at the height of the credit crunch.

Given the rising tide of bailouts and untested medicines that the Government (through one branch or another) has been administering at taxpayer expense since the first rescue of Chrysler, it's a question worthy of careful study.