Sentence examples for accident population from inspiring English sources

The sporting accident population suffered fewer problems than the motor vehicular accident population, and at surface value, the data indicated a correlation between female gender and PCS when there may have just been a relation between mechanism of injury and PCS [15].

Nussbaum makes three points, namely that on the basis of the "source term" for the Chernobyl accident population, doses are underestimated by a factor up to 26, that Chernobyl dose estimates ignore exposure to alpha emissions, and that excess perinatal mortality and morbidity have been widely observed outside the main contaminated regions.

Twenty years after the 1986 reactor explosion in Chernobyl, the World Health Organisation said psychological distress was the largest public health problem unleashed by the accident: "Populations in the affected areas exhibit strongly negative attitudes in self-assessments of health and wellbeing and a strong sense of lack of control over their own lives.

Several issues will be considered in the immediate extension of this study: (1) Other weather factors (e.g., land surface temperature, number of weeks with transition temperature, and duration of freezing rain) and traffic factors (e.g., accident rate and population density) that might affect the locations of RWIS sites will be considered in the optimization process.

Meeting participants discussed two broad categories related to mental health, infrastructure and the impact of the accident on the population's mental health.

Possible contamination of the accident protected RhD population by an unknown number of non-protected RhD-homozygotes might decrease the power of our tests and undervalue the strength of the observed effects.

In a previous report on the survivors of atomic-bomb exposure and the Chernobyl accident, the younger population had a greater radiation cancer risk (United Nations Scientific Committee on the Effects of Atomic Radiation, 2010; Ivanov et al, 2012).

Number of deaths in road accidents per 10,000 population   16.

Consequently, there is increased interest in investigating the effect of mitigation measures to limit the impact of large accidents on the population living close to the plant.

Specific variables defined by the ratio between the number of accidents and the population, or the total national vehicular pax*km can be also developed to point out this phenomenon.

When applied to real-world driving this suggests that impulsivity, and possibly weaker error detection and performance adjustment may be responsible for the increased rate of accidents in this population.