I was mesmerized by the light show during "Thistle & Weeds" as it changed from the urgency of solid red into the sad acceptance of pure white rain as Mumford sang the somber, ominous notes of "But plant your hope with good seeds/Don't cover yourself with thistle and weeds/Rain down, rain down on me".
The main rational of these score is to stratify treatment urgency based on clinical "red flags".
In this colour coding, the colour red denotes urgency (even danger) and the necessity to discontinue the behaviour, whereas the green colour denotes "no risk" [ 17].
Criteria for the different urgencies were provided as diagnoses pre-assigned with urgency levels/colour codes: U1 (red), U2 (yellow), and U3 (green).
The use of colors as additional information in visual formats, which was also used by participating physicians, seems to be powerful and familiar to patients, providing them with an important reference point about the severity of risk (e.g., the red color indicating urgency and necessity to stop proceeding in the same way as until now) [ 40].
Norah, the younger and more gullible one, started cleaning again, her face red and filled with urgency.
"We need to play with a little more red-zone sense of urgency," he said.
But it was Suarez who was Newcastle's chief tormentor in a game the Reds began with obvious urgency.
After 6 months, 1 week and 95 victories worth of manufactured gravity and hyperbolic story lines, the baseball playoffs begin under heightened security, a sense of urgency regarding a scary opponent and a red George Steinbrenner alert.
Diagnostic triage of low back pain is useful in screening for red flags and weighing the urgency of medico-surgical treatment.
