Sentences with phrase «by bystanders»

In the closing shot of Flying — which is set to music written by Korean - born German composer Isang Yun, who was tortured by the South Korean secret service in the 1960s for his support of Korean unfication — bouquets of welcoming, pink - colored paper flowers held by bystanders in North Korea form a blurry surreal curtain that encapsulates the impenetrable, «unheimlich» notion of home.

Second, correct breed identification by bystanders, pet owners, police, medical workers and animal control personnel is notoriously unreliable.

Jordan was living in Los Angeles when he first heard about Grant from a friend who posted video of the shooting — captured by bystanders with cell phones — on his Facebook page.

«Early intervention, whether it's by bystanders or first responders, is associated with increased survival compared to EMS [emergency medical services],» Hansen said.

Of these, almost 7 percent were defibrillated by bystanders and 47 percent were defibrillated by first responders.

During the years covered by the study, slightly more than 86 percent of patients received CPR before EMS arrived, with more than 45 percent started by bystanders and more than 40 percent started by first responders.

The aims of this study were to examine temporal changes in the proportion of cardiac arrest patients who received resuscitative efforts before EMS arrival (CPR, defibrillation, or both) by bystanders, first responders, or both, including the combination of efforts between bystanders and first responders in North Carolina from 2010 through 2013; and to examine the association between these interventions and outcomes.

This population epidemiology study uses data from a Japanese national registry to characterize trends in use of chest compression and defibrillation by bystanders and associated rates of neurologically intact survival among patients with out - of - hospital cardiac arrest.

Y BOGUS, because a study done by researchers at the Yerkes National Primate Research Center finds that the losers in aggressive interactions were often consoled by bystanders.

«We estimate that about 1,700 lives are saved in the United States per year by bystanders using an AED,» said senior study author Myron Weisfeldt, M.D. «Unfortunately, not enough Americans know to look for AEDs in public locations, nor are they are trained on how to use them despite great and effective efforts of the American Heart Association.

«The outcomes of OHCA using the drone - delivered AED by bystanders vs resuscitation by EMS should be studied.»

Separately, Japanese researchers report an 8.4 percent rate of survival without brain damage in cardiac arrest patients treated manually by bystanders from 2005 through 2012.

During the time covered in the study, Hansen said, 86.3 percent of patients received CPR before EMS arrived, with 45.7 percent initiated by bystanders and 40.6 percent by first - responders.

Of 1,648 defibrillated patients, 53.9 percent were defibrillated before arrival of the EMS — 6.9 percent by bystanders and 47 percent by first - responders.

The confrontation was captured on cell phone video by bystanders.

The grand jury, which first convened in August, has weighed evidence — including a video recorded by bystanders of Mr. Garner's arrest — and heard testimony from officers and emergency responders involved.

CPR performed by bystanders has been shown to improve outcomes in drowning victims.

The descent of the Spirit at his baptism can be so understood; but, as we have noted, the accounts differ in such ways that it is impossible to tell whether the Spirit was seen and the voice heard by Jesus alone or by the bystanders also.

Kelley died of a self - inflicted gunshot wound after he was chased by bystanders and crashed his car.

As the popularity and availability of live streaming video increases, so does the potential for violent crimes to be broadcast live by bystanders, or even those involved.

And they found that defibrillators — the heart - jump starting machines popularized by medical soap operas — are used by bystanders in just 4 % of non-hospital cardiac arrests.

There have been plenty of newsworthy incidents in the past that were caught on video by a bystander and streamed live on a social network or through an app.

Cellphone video shot by a bystander and carried by Atlanta's Fox TV affiliate on its Facebook page showed a female and another person lying on the floor of a rail car as passengers bent over them.

A man whose bravery is matched only by his quick thinking, Moody pulled over, dialed 911 and was then informed by a bystander that a baby was trapped in a car seat, submerged in the water.

He came off his bicycle and ended up with an ambulance, police and fire truck arriving which must have been called by a bystander via 911.

The redemption tour then made its way to a Memorial Day event in Co-op City, where he was characterized as a «bum» by a bystander who didn't support his stance on ObamaCare.

Vine then decided to stand up to the teacher for abusing her husband in front of their children — and the ensuing shouting match was filmed by a bystander on a mobile phone.

The researchers found that nearly 66 percent of these victims survived to hospital discharge after a shock delivered by a bystander.

Cardiac arrest victims who received a shock from a publicly - available AED that was administered by a bystander had 2.62 times higher odds of survival to hospital discharge and 2.73 times more favorable outcomes for functioning compared to victims who first received an AED shock after emergency responders arrived.

The finding that both these drugs significantly improved rates of survival to hospital discharge when the cardiac arrest was witnessed by a bystander suggests their benefit may be linked to how quickly such events are recognized and drug treatment is started.

However, among patients whose cardiac arrest was witnessed by a bystander, those who received either amiodarone or lidocaine during resuscitation had a 5 percent greater chance of survival to hospital discharge compared with those who received a placebo, which was a statistically significant difference.

Survival to hospital discharge among the 1,934 study participants whose cardiac arrest was witnessed by a bystander was improved from about 23 percent for those taking placebo to 28 percent for patients taking either drug, results that were statistically significant.

Immediate compression - only CPR performed by a bystander has also been shown to improve survival in out - ofhospital cardiac arrests compared to CPR with mouth - to - mouth resuscitation.

The film is told through differing views: by the bystander who filmed the shooting, the black police officer, and a high - school baseball phenom inspired to take a stand.

They are overheard by a bystander, C, with consequent damage to B, who really isn't a drug dealer.

That being said, a criminal case's practical impact can be significant regardless of its outcome and timing, and it will often influence the course of action taken, both by those who have committed and those who have been subject to alleged sexual assault, and by bystander parties who are often pulled into a lawsuit as parties to it.

Do your part to break the inaction caused by the bystander effect, and respond to ethics committee's calls for opinions and input from practicing attorneys.

After showing up 48 minutes later to court and being showered with glitter as she entered the courtroom by a bystander, Lindsay Lohan has agreed to a judge's ruling that she spend 90 days in lockdown rehab.

Not exact matches

The Russian telecommunications regulator, Roskomnadzor, responded by adding millions of those cloud platforms» IP addresses to its blacklist, taking out bystander web services that also rely on the platforms.

Above all, don't be a passive bystander to your financial future: Be the chess player, not the chess piece, by learning the rules of the game and taking charge.

He would later learn that while the blast killed five bystanders and injured 17 others, his colleagues were protected by the Land Cruiser's armour plating and legged it back to Sallyport's compound safely.

Bystanders, however, tended to be paralyzed by fear, hopelessness, and uncertainty.

There is some speculation that this woman was simply the innocent bystander in a malevolent plan by the religious leaders to accuse and attack Jesus (John 8:6).

Evidence suggests Mr Kelley died of a self - inflicted gunshot wound after he was chased from the church by armed bystanders and later crashed her car.

Because the wording is not «the» Son of God, but should be translated, «a son of God» or «God's son,» the comment has been likened to the preceding taunts by soldiers, priests and bystanders.

An old lady who had inadvertently strayed into the path of the parade was gently and courteously escorted off the street by two smiling stormtroopers as bystanders applauded.

Coddled by his loving father, Chef Mark, the miniature pinscher has been renamed «Stiva the Diva» by wicked Aunt Jennifer, who enjoys being walked by Stiva down New York's sidewalks, where bystanders can often see them arguing about just who is in charge.

The written words are visible through goggles worn by the guests and also on a large digital screen, grabbing the attention of bystanders when activated at airport locations.

It's like having some regular bystander and a firefighter by a burning building.

Spencer recently tackled the epithet issue head - on by arguing that use of the word nigger hardly justified forming a mob to mercilessly attack whites, some of whom were innocent bystanders.