Sentence examples for suggested emergency from inspiring English sources

Some have even suggested emergency physicians to use CCE [13] and even very early in the pre-hospital setting, even though it cannot be currently recommended due to training issues.

These unsettling findings suggest emergency services must take account of mental health and ethnicity.

After The Times asked about this issue, A.D.A.M., the firm that writes medical entries for the National Institutes of Health Web site, deleted passages suggesting emergency contraceptives could disrupt implantation.

Blakely has a fear of heights, and the couple reportedly hired a former Navy SEAL to suggest emergency escape plans from their 37th-floor apartment, Gross writes.

The WS4 is fully waterproof and comes in five macho colours: we suggest "emergency orange" for maximum search-and-rescue visibility.

This change suggests emergency medicine clinical practice guideline recommendations can be incorporated into the physician workflow of an EDIS to enhance the quality of practice.

But NHS Employers ramped up the pressure on doctors on the eve of the strike by suggesting emergency services could buckle under the strain.

In primary-care-based EDs, as their name suggests, emergency service is incorporated into primary care, as is the case with primary care practices or mother and child clinics in some countries.

We have since bought together the studies to compare and contrast dispersal modelling outputs and to make available a more comprehensive initial evaluation of potential ash and gas hazard at Santorini and to suggest emergency management measures.

For his forthcoming album Emergence, Cooper collaborated with experimental video artist Kevin McGloughlin for an audiovisual project that explores, as the title suggests, emergency theory, where smaller entities join forces to create larger ones, like complex bird swarms.

The situation is not critical and does not suggest emergency operations.