Sentence examples for unit emergence from inspiring English sources

In the case of community-associated methicillin-resistant Staphylococcus aureus (MRSA), articles cover outbreaks in Uruguay and in a US hospital nursery and maternity unit, emergence of a particular clone in Canada, prevalence in US emergency department patients, characteristics of patients admitted to a Swiss hospital, and the severity of this infection in pediatric patients.

Neurological deficits were evaluated by routine clinical examination one day before surgery, at the intensive care unit after emergence from anesthesia and five days after surgery.

The unit relied on the emergence of freshman goalkeeper Matt Vierheller (13th in Division I in goals-against average at 8.36 and eighth in save percentage at.569), the health of three senior starters on close defense, and the unit's maturation under defensive coordinator and associate head coach Tim McIntee.

We summed thermal units over successive days until we reached an empirically estimated threshold for emergence (889 units; Wedemeyer 2001).

The union's decision to allow Sony and Bertelsmann to merge their music units will stifle the emergence of new artists and diminish competition in the industry, the lobbying group, Impala, said.

Introduction: Assessment of local bacterial ecology is of paramount importance for the prevention and management of infections in intensive care units, especially with the emergence of multidrug resistant (MDR) bacteria causing a real problem worldwide.

The emergence of the unit as well as the final language of the settlement suggests that the administration is refiguring its approach to future litigation.

The short ramus condyle unit can result in subsequent emergence of unilateral mandibular retrusion, significant malocclusion, and can restrict mid-facial growth [ 14].

The increasing intervention rate in the maternity unit is representative of the emergence of medical interventions in normal pregnancy care in Switzerland (Table  1).

In addition, employees differentiate between the priorities of senior leaders versus unit supervisors, resulting in the emergence of perceptions of two concurrent safety climates [ 25, 32].

In Figure  1, the movement from units of meaning to units of significance and to the emergence of themes is illustrated.