Sentence examples for series of wards from inspiring English sources

In a series of wards upstairs, heart patients are recovering from surgery and waiting to go home.

Additionally, within each district there are a series of wards that vary in size and number.

Using phylogenetic reconstruction and lineage-specific PCR, our data predicted a scenario in which K. pneumoniae, circulating for 6 months before the outbreak, underwent a series of ward-specific clonal expansions after the acquisition of genes facilitating virulence and MDR.

The hospital should be able to open with fewer nurses because its beds were reduced as it was rebuilt into a series of isolation wards, he said.

One evening of lectures, covering core learning objectives from the curriculum was followed by a series of small group, ward-based sessions or simulator sessions in the clinical skills suite, to consolidate the information given in the lecture.

The hospital is organised into a series of progressively less secure wards and patients are moved from ward to ward along this recovery pathway, progressing from high secure admission units, through medium secure units and on to low secure pre-discharge rehabilitation units [ 16].

Mankind faces "a planetary emergency", he said; "a crisis that threatens the survival of our civilisation and the habitability of the Earth".He proposed a series of measures that might ward off the environmental apocalypse.

This summary list was developed in a site-level participatory workshop following a series of earlier workshops at ward level.

(Mr. Drexler advocates the construction of a series of high technology "shields" to ward off these kinds of threats).

The goal settled England, who created a series of openings, but Holgate and Ward-Prowse shot off target and the home goalkeeper, Stanislav Pavlov, comfortably claimed Loftus-Cheek's drive.

More recently an outreach service to general surgical, gynaecology and other specialist wards in the hospital is being developed utilising a series of 'link nurses' based on the specialist wards who are trained to undertake palliative care assessments.