Sentence examples for successful first attempt from inspiring English sources

She went on to star in a number of thrillers and action dramas, including Anaconda (1997), U Turn (1997), Out of Sight (1998), and The Cell (2000), and she gained widespread praise for The Wedding Planner (2001), her successful first attempt at romantic comedy.

Consultants made the successful first attempt at intubation in 84.5% (95% CI 794.0-88.5), wheregistrarstrars or senior Resident Medical Officers made the first attempt at intubation in 66.6% (95% CI 60.9-71.3).

There is a critical need to determine if ultrasound used real time for long-axis evaluation of the needle entering the antecubital vessel can result in more successful first attempt antecubital vein cannulations with fewer complications compared to the ultrasound guided short-axis method where the needle is more difficult to visualize entering the antecubital vein [6, 7, 11].

13 14 The primary outcome was a successful first attempt.

The primary outcome measured was successful first attempt intubation.

A successful first attempt significantly occurred more often with US (94%) than with fluoroscopic guidance (72%).

McCain's first run made him into a prominent national figure, which in turn allowed for a decidedly different, but ultimately successful, second attempt at the nomination.

* An anatomically difficult airway was defined as more than two attempts or a successful second attempt with the help of additional equipment (for example, a different blade) or a modified technique (for example, preforming a stylet).

Seven patients with a successful first-attempt salvage arthrodesis required hardware removal because of symptoms from the material.

We excluded cardiac arrest cases because the factors that would affect a successful first-attempt tracheal intubation were expected to differ from those in patients without cardiac arrest.

Video laryngoscopy was successful on first attempt in 184 of 234 patients (78.6%; 95% CI 72.8 to 83.7) while direct laryngoscopy was successful in 34 of 56 patients (60.7%; 95% CI 46.8 to 73.5).