Sentence examples for panic value from inspiring English sources

The Somerset hospital began its own investigation last summer when six panic value reports came from labs from June to August.

Implied options volatility has surpassed the 215% prior panic value and today is 16% higher at 220% compared to yesterday's reading.

The concept of the critical laboratory value, or so-called "panic" value, was first proposed in 1972.

The results were startling: hemoglobin, platelets and white blood cell counts were at what she called "panic values".

Common hospital practice requires blood testing labs to notify a patient's doctor immediately if a sample shows so-called panic values: levels of drugs or natural hormones higher or lower than the normal range.

Of the six patients whose blood tests yielded panic values, four suffered from low blood sugar, a condition that could have been caused by an overdose of insulin or by natural causes, Dr. Cors said.

We -- I and friend for anti-panic value -- drove at 9 miles per hour, tops, which was fine for looking around.

If one assumes that current conditions reflect a temporary panic, then the value of the banks' distressed assets could well recover over time.

As someone who has suffered life-threatening bouts of depression and week-long mind-crumbling panic attacks, I value absolutely anything that highlights that mental health problems are as real and serious as any other kind of problem.

Carter said that although he was intimidated by it he was not about to panic, because the value of the property had fallen to roughly half the $1 million he owed on it.

That's largely thanks to interest rates of 1% or less in America, Japan, Britain and the euro zone, which have persuaded investors to take their money out of cash and to buy risky assets.For all the panic last year, asset values never quite reached the lows that marked other bear-market bottoms, and now the rally has made several markets look pricey again.