Sentence examples for beyond trauma from inspiring English sources

The World Health Organisation (WHO) said "49.5 tonnes of medical supplies have been fully rejected by the government of Syria" and the removed items "go beyond trauma and surgical" equipment.

We hypothesized that EGS outcomes in TCs would be similar to outcomes in non-trauma centers (NTC); failure to support our hypothesis suggests that the effects of trauma performance improvement have extended beyond trauma patients.

Moreover, a wide range of disorders were examined by a psychometrically robust screening tool, and some pre-disaster factors were taken into account beyond trauma exposure.

This is much lower than our nearly 51% finding, the difference of which is most likely due to the broader nature of the trials that we included, going beyond trauma and including any orthopaedic RCTs from a select list of orthopaedic journals.

Triggs said the commission's extensive work over the last 10 years had shown "beyond doubt the trauma and damage that is being inflicted on children".

"And it is this presence that endures beyond the trauma of war.

Curtis goes way beyond physical trauma lyrically too, turning the sight of jerking, flailing limbs into a cerebral crisis.

Martine Aubry, the Socialist leader, told her party leadership on Tuesday that it must pull together, look beyond the trauma of the scandal and focus on the presidency.

An aggravating factor was that beyond the trauma of the crime itself, the victim, who was supposed to remain unnamed, was mercilessly hounded by purported supporters of Mr Evans.

This may be because, more than any of the other arts, the visual arts have failed to get beyond the trauma of modernism, when European artists of many kinds decisively turned their backs on public taste and became a priesthood primarily concerned to communicate with fellow artists.

The consequences of pedestrian injuries in children extend beyond immediate trauma.