Sentence examples for set of vital from inspiring English sources

After intermission, the group sang contemporary Latin American scores, including a set of vital sacred settings by its founder and director, Alberto Grau, and a pair of theatrical, Latin-jazz-influenced works by Gonzalo Grau, the director's son.

We would take a set of vital signs, connect the platelets to his intravenous line and take another set of vitals in 15 minutes.

The decision to discharge him from the hospital was made before a final set of vital signs showed that he continued to have a very fast heart rate.

Hours later, Barack Obama signed the legislation, after saying he would "work expeditiously to ensure our national security professionals again have the full set of vital tools they need to continue protecting the country".

Greg has been shot in the chest, but fortunately seems to have a set of vital organs made out of polyurethane and about 18 more gallons of blood than the rest of us, and so survives a rudimentary operation by Anya with a carving knife.

The problem, Ariely writes, is that most sites reduce potential mates to a few short essays and a set of vital statistics, giving no clue what it's actually like to spend time with a person (the real basis for our decisions about potential partners).

The nurse would disconnect the I.V. line and get another set of vitals.

At the most simplistic level, they can be thought of as models that assess the risk of mortality following a given set of vitals.

The predicted median for long-term population stochastic growth rate and the 95%% confidence intervals for λ were calculated from 100 000 runs, with re-sampling from plot-based sets of vital rates.

For each run and for each species λ is calculated as: (1) λ = (N (t = t _ m a x ) / N (t = 1 ) ) 1 / (t _ m a x ) As for the semi-natural habitat the predicted median of the long-term stochastic population growth rate and the 95%% confidence intervals for λ are based on 100 000 runs, re-sampling from complete sets of vital rates per plot, and hence including any correlations among vital rates.

The home secretary, Theresa May, defended the bill as a narrow set of proposals vital for national security and public safety in the wake of a European court of justice ruling in April.