Sentence examples for quickly resuscitated from inspiring English sources

To the contrary, the researchers found that patients who survived prolonged CPR and left the hospital fared as well as those who were quickly resuscitated.

So Mr. Bloomberg's highly orchestrated introduction of Mr. Obama at a speech at the Cooper Union this morning quickly resuscitated speculation that the billionaire mayor could end up in the White House after all.

So Mr. Bloomberg's highly orchestrated introduction of Mr. Obama at a speech at the Cooper Union on Thursday quickly resuscitated speculation that the billionaire mayor might end up in the White House after all.

What has yet to be determined is whether they are fighting over a patient who can be quickly resuscitated or a patient with a chronic but not fatal illness — or a corpse.

Studies in Europe and Australia have shown that comatose patients whose bodies were cooled to 89.6 to 93.2 degrees Fahrenheit and maintained at that temperature for up to 24 hours suffered significantly fewer deaths and less brain damage than patients who were quickly resuscitated, the association said.

Quickly resuscitating her, Angela confesses that she has no hope in life, after not having been with another man for more than ten years.

Twelve minutes after the beginning of the hyperactivity, the N2 was turned off, the chamber was opened, and pups quickly removed, resuscitated, and left in normal atmospheric conditions until they returned to their original pink color and were breathing regularly.

Some difficult decisions will have to be made in coming months as to whether the aging shuttle fleet can be resuscitated quickly at a bearable cost or whether some newer means of vaulting into space should be pursued more aggressively.

As babies need to be resuscitated quickly, the health worker needs to know how to prepare for this before the baby is born.

The network of interstates and roads that ring the city has already come back to life, but Reed's future prospects may not be resuscitated so quickly.

As labour progressed, things got complicated – the baby's heart rate dropped and he had to be brought [out] quickly with forceps, then resuscitated – but the wonderful care we had received up until that point meant that I had full trust in the medical team.