Sentence examples for resuscitating effect from inspiring English sources

Kreider's goal had a resuscitating effect on a team that had been dominated by Boston the past two games and the first 30 minutes on Thursday night, sapped by the Bruins' depth, brawn and balance.

And interestingly, the contours of Baer's proposal were in effect resuscitated years later when the White House was again under pressure, in the aftermath of 9/11, as the torture report reveals.

Virtually all our previous responses to environmental disaster involved protecting citizens from adverse effects and then resuscitating survivors after the fact [ 2].

Furthermore, albumin did not affect the concentrations of most hepatic cytokines measured in this study, further supporting that resuscitating with albumin does not have a significant effect on hepatic inflammation during early sepsis.

HTS was proposed to correct microcirculatory dysfunction and inflammatory effects in a hypovolemic state [ 1] and has been in clinical use for resuscitating hypovolemic and brain injury patients [ 18].

They were resuscitating measures.

Stop resuscitating that patient, and watch Breaking Bad.

Specific examples include the recording of Utstein elements to investigate long term survival among resuscitated patients [ 9], the effect of time to EMS arrival on survival [ 10], and the effect of resuscitation algorithm changes on survival [ 11], and the application of public access defibrillation affects EMS therapy [ 12].

Controlling for state or governor fixed effects as well as year fixed effects does not resuscitate the difference in allowance rates (Table 9).

Firstly, the patients were resuscitated based on TMMU protocol; the effect of different fluid resuscitation formulas on the predictability of UOP needs to be investigated.

Politically, the effect is to help resuscitate a Republican Party and conservative movement that should be left to wither away.