Sentence examples for deployment compared with from inspiring English sources

It found that 8% of Iraq war veterans who signed up without qualifications such as GCSEs had PTSD after their deployment, compared with 4% in the armed forces as a whole.

While it is a small deployment compared with that of other sates, "they are critical people," Mr. Schnell said, adding that the Alaska National Guard was called in two weeks ago to help battle the fires.

Vascular plugs are designed for permanent vessel occlusion and the use of a single device allows for rapid, accurate deployment compared with coils.

However, traditional handover optimization is inappropriate for different characteristics in macrocell-femtocell hybrid deployment compared with those in macrocell due to the dynamic channel conditions and different mobility patterns.

VAB necessitated almost double the rate of clip deployment compared with 14GCNB.

Those deployed after 2007 were less likely to become risky drivers following deployment, compared with those deployed before 2007.

The existence of a generic service layer spanning a set of heterogeneous networks (fixed and wireless) promises several advantages for greater flexibility and efficiency in service development and deployment, compared to those obtainable with network-specific service creation practice.

This comparison enabled us to plot prevalence as a function of season: winter deployments (October March) compared with summer deployments (March October).

The deployment behavior of the boom is obtained analytically with a simplified and compact model of deployment, and compared with measured experimental data, showing good agreement.

However, these deployments were relatively small averaging between 2000 and 8000 troops per deployment compared to Operation Enduring Freedom (2001 2014, Afghanistan) and Operation Iraqi Freedom (2003 2010, Iraq), in which over 75,000 troops were deployed in 2003 with the number of deployed personnel increasing to over 180,000 in 2008 and tapering to 100,000 deployed personnel in 2011 [ 13].

Given the duration of these wars and the length and frequency of deployments, when compared with other wars, perhaps such high rates of PTSD are not so surprising.