The urgent onward flow of her days ceased abruptly; the sensation was as if something — her soul — had floated to the front of her forehead, while she sank down, breathing differently, vastly.
In this paper we have developed a methodology to handle the semi-urgent patient flow at a surgical department.
The situation is likely to become ever more urgent because the flow of Somalis across the border is expected to continue in the coming months.
"Limbo" is not simply the journal of an illness but an account of the urgent tilt and flow of a woman's life as framed by an illness -- a woman who was the "second-fastest kid at Lincoln Elementary" and one of "60-odd cousins" in a teeming German farm family with storybook Christmases and a trunkload of secrets.
Hence, there is an urgent need for new flow field designs that can render effective separation of the fuel and gas bubbles.
As a consequence, there is the urgent need for optimised flow cytometric protocols in PNH diagnosis.
17 A long history of well intentioned health warnings from the government and scientists have left the public uncertain about the relative importance of each new warning, while a constant flow of "urgent" health warnings based on limited, if any, evidence are carried on a daily basis by the UK media.
Two-year results from the FAME II (ClinicalTrials.gov #NCT01132495) trial showed a significant reduction in urgent revascularizations after fractional flow reserve-guided PCI plus medical therapy compared with medical therapy alone, but also with no significant effect on mortality or MI [ 17].
Research funding almost invariably flows to urgent issues, as it did with motor vehicle deaths.
The heptameter lines of the "new ballad", which, with lighter material, would suggest a comic "patter song", enhance the urgent pell-mell rhythm, the flow of energetic tirade.
