Sentence examples for In servicemen from inspiring English sources
The spokesman said Britain already observed these conditions, and the forces would go on recruiting school-leavers nearing their 16th birthday for training, to help make up the current shortfall in servicemen and women.
Trained at the New York College of Music, he learned jazz while playing in servicemen's clubs.
Outcomes with respect to postreatment pain, function, and satisfaction were higher in patients treated with instrumented PLIF and were excellent in servicemen who were able to return to full duty regardless of treatment.
We observed that dissociative disorders (F44.1/8/9 excluding dissociative disorders of movement and sensation F44.4/5/6) only occurred in servicemen who had been exposed to combat.
Ernst Jolowicz [ 15] who saw cases of functional disorders in treatment units close to the front line confirmed Schneider's observation that neurotic symptoms consolidated in servicemen who had been evacuated from their combat unit.
Dissociative disorders (F44.1/8/9 excluding dissociative disorders of movement and sensation F44.4/5/6) only occurred in servicemen who had been exposed to combat (this category constituted to 17% of all cases exposed to combat).
"We need to force the government to admit that these people took part in a conflict and didn't just die in serviceman's accident at a base in Rostov".
"A major risk might be that power station workers would refuse to handle coal brought in by servicemen in this way".
Although data on the natural life span of A. ceylanicum hookworms in humans do not exist, infections in Dutch servicemen 5 months after their return from New Guinea (31 ) suggest that chronic infections with this hookworm may occur.
The case files of the Psychiatric Department of the Charité are unique in that they offer a detailed account of psychopathological phenomena in German servicemen with post-combat disorders.
There have been few studies of participants in such human experimental programmes 6 7 8 9 and results from mortality studies in American servicemen have been inconclusive.
