Sentence examples for trained transport from inspiring English sources

Barry and Ralston concluded that to reduce unsatisfactory care during transfer of critically ill children, it is necessary to have dedicated and specifically trained transport teams.

On migration days, we are up at four a.m. helping the women dismantle the camp and load their belongings on the sledges, while the men go off to lasso the specially trained transport reindeer from the main herd.

In a recent study [ 11] a low rate of complications in 15.5% of patients was observed if a specially trained transport team accompanied the patient.

For example, if high-risk patients could be reliably identified, they could undergo additional pre-transport resuscitation [ 13, 14] and/or be accompanied by specially trained transport personnel with additional equipment in order to anticipate and reduce transport-associated risks [ 15- 21].

A helpful Bloomberg article today, "Quebec Disaster Spurs Rail-Versus-Pipelines Debate on Oil," digs in on the relative merits of pipeline and train transport of oil.

Since IFT trains transport sexual agglutinins within the flagellar membrane of gametic cells (Ferris et al., 2005), adhesion between sexual agglutinins of opposite cell types may stall retrograde IFT movement.

"Hermit trains transporting full luggage of ballads and milongas of the fields played by lonely guitarists whose only audience is a dimming sun".

Schindler's List only briefly steps over the threshold of Auschwitz when a train transport is misrouted; but out it comes again.

Liu criticised the concentration of international efforts on the construction of Ebola treatment centres without also providing staff and training, transport and laboratories.

Sleek bullet trains transport thousands of travelers daily west and south to Nagoya, Kyoto, Hiroshima and Hakata, or west and north to Nagano, Yamagata, Niigata and Akita prefectures.

The effort to get welfare recipients into jobs was always going to cost a lot: poor mothers need training, transport to work, and day care for their children.