Sentence examples for slow code from inspiring English sources
"We're back to the days of light blue, slow code, Hollywood codes," Professor Annas said.
The ward resident told Wolfe, "We are going to do a slow code"—if he went into cardiac arrest, the staff would only go through the motions of resuscitation.
Hospital slang like "slow code" (to suggest a leisurely walk to the bedside), "Hollywood code" (in deference to TV hospital programs) or "light blue code" (an allusion to code blue, the term for a cardiac arrest resuscitation) became public.
The ward resident told Wolfe, "We are going to do a slow code" — if he went into cardiac arrest, the staff would only go through the motions of resuscitation.
There is a need for something of a "slow code" movement, one that doesn't reinvent the wheel every few years.
She slow codes a patient (per patients request) and Meredith catches her.
In particular, we investigated how multineuronal activity patterns emerged in the visual cortex with respect to timescale and stimulus-locking, and the degree to which the contributions of fast, intermediate, and slow coding mechanisms changed as a function of temporal properties of stimuli.
Second, the hypothesis that slow substitution rates reduced diversity throughout the sperm whale mitogenome was rejected as sperm whales had significantly higher rates of CR evolution and no evidence of slow coding region evolution relative to other cetaceans.
In the meantime most of the 11.1 million boxes deployed nationwide by major cable companies have puny, 33-megahertz processors too slow for code-heavy TV Guide Interactive to easily add video-on-demand and the like.
Since we lack control region information for previously published sequences of Herrnstadt et al. [ 75] and Kivisild et al. [ 76], we used slow evolving coding region information for coalescent age estimates.
The rate estimated by Prüser and Mossakowski [ 3] was 0.0049 subs/s/Ma/l, much lower than our estimated rate for the slowest protein-coding gene--0.0113 (0.0081-0.0147) subs/s/Ma/l.
