Sentence examples for rate of emergencies from inspiring English sources

Despite being younger and less functionally dependent, the non-purchasers experienced as high a rate of emergencies as their older and more dependent counterparts who purchased the service.

It is difficult to directly compare the rate of emergencies we observed to other studies given different sampling strategies, populations, time periods under study, and methods of ascertaining CRC emergencies.

Central Manchester has the highest rate of emergency hospital admissions for asthma in England, more than double the national average.

Preliminary data shows that the program has halved the rate of emergency room visits for these children.

Rate of emergency department use was 29 per 100 person-years and did not differ significantly among tertiles.

The aim was to describe the national variation in the rate of emergency PCI in ventilated patients.

Doctors' groups have complained that series such as Casualty and Holby City have given people an unrealistic expectation of the success rate of emergency resuscitations.

Hospitals in cities from Sacramento to Minneapolis to Boston are starting their own efforts to meet the problem, with the national rate of emergency room visits soaring.

Mr. Gribbon said that the Fire Department was already working with the American Heart Association to determine the success rate of emergency workers in responding to heart attacks.

"The rate of emergency calls has not decreased or increased recently," Bazalgette added, explaining that the council keeps such payments quiet to avoid alarming private donors and consumers.

In the Ontario study, the rate of emergency c-sections was 5percentt among women who planned home births compared with 8percentt among those who started in the hospital.