Sentence examples for the new ed from inspiring English sources
Basic principles of the new ED were: the ED is only for those patients who are seriously ill or injured, and need immediate care; PHC (healthcare centres) take care of acute ordinary illnesses and nonserious injuries during office hours.
Previously, the company had funding from Startup Chile, and more recently, from the new ed tech-focused Socratic Labs in New York, which generally puts in around $15,000 to $20,000.
Most deaths in the new ED involved patients under the age of 5 years.
UChicago Medicine team members helped direct people to the new ED.
(4) It was turned out that the new ED receiver was independent of the propagation models and integration periods.
In the new ED, the most commonly reported cause of death was congestive cardiac failure and the least common was cancer.
What do you make of the new ED-209?
In the near future, it would be of interest and value for the world's emergency medicine community to see more papers by Russian authors come out describing the operation of the planned EDs and the proposed pathways for training (or re-training) the new ED-based emergency care providers.
His study The Andaman Islanders (1922; new ed. 1964) contained the essential formulation of his ideas and methods.
Written in a mixture of German and broken English and first published in the 1860s and 1870s, the poems were later collected in The Breitmann Ballads (new ed., 1895).
Letters from the Field (1977; new ed., 2001) is a selection of Mead's correspondence written during the Samoa expedition.
