Sentence examples for casualties based on from inspiring English sources

A. No. Current estimates of human casualties based on the size (yield) of North Korean nuclear weapon technology suggests an explosion less than 8 miles in diameter.

The reduction follows a record 331 fatalities from April to June during intensive military operations in Baghdad and Diyala Province, according to Iraq Coalition Casualty Count, a Web site that tracks military and civilian casualties based on Defense Department figures.

The methodology for determining injuries and casualties is based on the strong correlation between building damage (both structural and nonstructural) and the number and severity of casualties based on the distribution of the population at different times of the day.

Fig. 1 Map of Mount Ontake with approximate positions of casualties based on journal reports (Asahi Shimbun Newspaper, October 27, 2014, p. 35; Yamanashi Nichinichi Shimbun Newspaper, September 26 , 2015 p. 19).

Survival rate increases when victims requiring immediate intervention are correctly identified in a mass-casualty situation, but methods of prioritizing casualties based on current triage algorithms are severely limited [ 1].

The expected costs in the case of an event were estimated at 5 million Euros, based on road and house damages, fatalities and injuries, and a maximum of one casualty based on an expected average exposure and sensitivity (Andersson-Sköld et al. 2014b).

Casualties are based on M7.7 ground motions.

Further development for thermal burn casualties was based on Brode, as modified by Binninger, to calculate thermal fluence.

One of the most grueling exercises is called "Noonan's evacuation," a mock casualty rescue based on a real battle and evacuation that took place in Vietnam.

The combined police and medical data set of each study was used to produce a distinct three-dimensional matrix of predefined common format for casualty counts, based on the severity of their injuries [6].

The failed to accurately assess German casualties, basing military operations on wildly optimistic assessments of the weakness of German units and reserves.