| 词汇 | example_english_life-saving |
| 释义 | Examples of life-savingThese examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. If so, we would certainly want the intellectual achievements embedded in life-saving seeds and medicines to be freely available in poor countries. But precaution must be balanced against delay in developing life-saving treatments. Conjoined, the two principles determine the following values for evaluating alternatives in life-saving situations. Second, our study focused only on life-saving treatments with patients with paraplegia. Under special circumstances, this procedure can be life-saving. Nevertheless, the relative importance of these life-saving treatments (compared with a life-saving treatment that restored patients to perfect health) was significantly different across scenarios. And finally, it carried clouds and rain that provided life-saving water to replace the ocean that the invaders had left behind. Limitations can be justified by concern over depletion of public funds, and also over future escalation in the requirements for life-saving expenditures. Yet another level of adjustment is made for the allocation of immediate life-saving organs such as the liver. We might instead, for example, prefer to allocate the life-saving drug by tossing a fair coin, giving an equal chance to both patients. Citizens of less-developed countries simply lack the means to pay market prices for life-saving drugs. The average value takes into account the variations in the price of the drugs as some life-saving drugs are more valuable than the others. Part of the inevitability of cardiac surgery, or any life-saving surgery, is the risk of survival. Note that he assumes that there is a clear-cut distinction between life-saving and other contexts. For instance, few people would argue that end-of-life patients have a right to life-saving technology regardless of cost. Life-saving treatments for patients with pre-existing paraplegia were given almost the same value as life-saving treatments that return people to perfect health. But neither would anyone think that it would be permissible for her to allow the child to die by denying him a simple life-saving treatment. Lower prices would, in turn, facilitate universal access to life-saving resources and services. These contributions play an important role in improving patient outcome and, in many instances, are life-saving. In such cases, construction of a systemic-to-pulmonary arterial shunt is one life-saving option. This would be inconsistent with the view that competent patients have a right to refuse life-saving treatment. We need more research to understand what role the public thinks disability should play in the priorities we give to different life-saving treatments. These examples are from corpora and from sources on the web. Any opinions in the examples do not represent the opinion of the Cambridge Dictionary editors or of Cambridge University Press or its licensors. |
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