Sentence examples for suitable emergency from inspiring English sources

Hungarian media said police were looking into reports of overcrowding and whether there were enough suitable emergency exits.

A third of non-purchasers also reported that one of the important reasons for not purchasing the alarm service was that they did not have any family or friends to list as suitable emergency contacts.

Successful and effective interventions used in other countries to reduce the maternal mortality ratio (MMR) have focused on the development and strengthening of health institutions with trained personnel and improving access to timely and suitable emergency obstetric care [ 9].

This can stimulate similar activities in other suitable emergency-care settings.

This process consumes a high amount of energy which is not suitable for emergency data in terms of outnumbers of emergency data ART-GAS [32] Low High The different classification of a patient's data is represented by low, middle, and high.

Recovering the communication infrastructure is typically slow and expensive, which is not suitable for emergency response.

Of course it prints text, too, so it's suitable for emergency document revision on the street, if you've packed the optional $80 battery.

Unfortunately, screening tests for difficult laryngoscopy have poor predictive value, and alternative devices are often not suitable for emergency airways.

He has bought land and gradually built up a stock of gold, which he buys in small units, suitable as emergency payment, and keeps in a safe at a specialized company.

The unique data availability performance of the Sentinel-1 routine operations makes the mission particularly suitable for emergency response support, marine surveillance, ice monitoring and interferometric applications such as detection of subsidence and landslides.

This paper presents a framework for studying human and social behavior, from the perspectives of human decision-making and social interaction, and for incorporating such behavior systematically in a dynamic computational model suitable for emergency egress analysis.