Their timely intervention prevented what could have quickly escalated.
Sensing danger, some others called the police, whose
timely intervention prevented the crowd, whose numbers were swelling by the minute from physically attacking the two.
Not exact matches
It took the
timely intervention of the men of the Ondo State Police Command to
prevent the clash from degenerating into a free - for - all.
When communication happens regularly among scientists, policymakers, industry and the public, the public's sense of safety increases, and disasters may even be
prevented by
timely policy
interventions, he said.
«Understanding the importance of sarcopenia and body composition in patients with cancer also highlights the need for
timely interventions to increase or
prevent further loss of muscle mass during treatment and in survivorship,» the researchers wrote.
The report concluded that support for pupils whose «behaviour challenges school systems is important» and that «
timely intervention may
prevent exclusion from school, as well as future psychopathology».
$ 1.225 million settlement of wrongful death medical malpractice claim for failure of emergency room doctor consider dissecting aortic aneurysm in the face of classic symptoms resulting in an eight hour delay before the correct diagnosis was made
preventing timely surgical
intervention.
We were able to use the defendants» notations in her medical records to prove that
timely intervention would have
prevented this tragic result.»
This approach provides
timely interventions to perpetrators to
prevent further violence, while also ensuring that the MDC remains a safe and confidential environment for victim - survivors of family violence and sexual assault.
This approach will provide
timely interventions to perpetrators to
prevent further violence, while also ensuring that the MDC remains a safe and confidential environment for victim - survivors of family violence and sexual assault.
This work suggests a need for further investigation into
timely targeted
interventions designed to
prevent progression from early symptom development to full disorder.