Sentence examples for stage emergency from inspiring English sources

Sir Alex Ferguson and his chief executive David Gill will stage emergency talks this morning to find a way of drawing a line under the deepening Wayne Rooney crisis which the manager now believes is threatening to derail Manchester United's season.

One of Israel's most storied politicians, Former Prime Minister Ehud Barak, has thrown his significant personal and political capital behind an early stage emergency services app Reporty.

We performed this laparoscopic approach also with diagnostic value and with the intention of a one stage emergency treatment.

For stage II colon cancer patients, factors associated with chemotherapy use in the univariate analysis were younger age, advanced tumor stage, emergency context for surgery, and private hospital setting.

Use of chemotherapy in stage II patients was associated with younger age, advanced stage, emergency setting and care structure (private and location); whereas under-use in stage III patients was associated with advanced age, presence of comorbidities and private hospitals.

For stage II colon cancer, the present results show that in 2003-2004, younger age, advanced stage, emergency setting and healthcare organization (districts or sector hospitals) were associated with the use of chemotherapy.

Operators at the plant, in Buchanan, declared an "alert," the second lowest in a four-stage emergency ranking.

Take Thursday night, when the operator was forced to announce a final-stage emergency that gave the state the authority to call for statewide rolling blackouts, the first time in California's history.

We present here a case involving a type IIIC open tibial fracture with massive loss of the entire tibial diaphysis, which we treated by performing acute tibialization of the fibula after revascularization of the posterior tibial artery in a single-stage emergency operation.

"This will be a multi-stage emergency response and recovery effort," said John Service, overseeing operations and logistics for CRS in Nepal.

Therefore, it is likely our sample under-represents late-stage emergency presentations and as a result, our analysis may underestimate the strength of associations between late-stage cancer at diagnosis and emergency presentation.