Sentence examples for stopped circulation from inspiring English sources

They found that mouth-to-mouth breaths required too much time, resulting in slowed or stopped circulation before compressions were resumed.

In 2008, after researchers determined that mouth-to-mouth resuscitation too often resulted in slowed or stopped circulation, a hands-only method for adult victims, which uses only continuous chest presses, was adopted by the American Heart Association (see cardiopulmonary resuscitation).

It stopped circulation as Edinburgh Medical Journal in 1954.

Three of the 5 journals with the highest 50-year impact have low or modest current JIF (<6) and another one has stopped circulation.

Of 27 eligible journals publishing in 1959, 4 have stopped circulation (including two of the most prestigious journals in 1959) and another 7 changed name between 1959 and 2009.

Our evaluation shows that most of the influential journals of 50-years ago have survived to-date, but many have changed names and at least 4 have stopped circulation.

Nagaland Police Dimapur range IGP Wabang Jamir said: "We want to stop circulation of the images and videos of the lynching, as these might escalate tensions".

The WHO statement said: "WHO and Unicef are providing the ministry of health with technical and on-site support in planning and implementing large-scale supplementary immunisation activities with oral polio vaccine (OPV) to rapidly stop circulation of the virus".

It is thus understandable that the authorities should stop circulation of the drugs as well as research, but we should be able to hear from qualified scientists because there is a whole new generation which regards the drugs as a liberation & even the basis of a new pseudo-religion.

Two of them, the Transactions of the Associations of American Physicians and the Bulletin of the Johns Hopkins Hospital were among the oldest general journals and remained highly influential in medical research for a century (they had been launched in 1886 and 1889, respectively) before stopping circulation.

UNICEF and WHO experts are working closely with the Ministry of Health to provide a quick and robust response in order to rapidly stop circulation of the virus.