Sentence examples similar to deployment of post from inspiring English sources

Risks associated with technology, market and regulatory uncertainties for First-Of-A-Kind fossil power generation with CCS can be mitigated through innovative engineering approaches that will allow solvent developments occurring during the early stage of the deployment of post-combustion CO2 capture to be subsequently incorporated into the next generation of CCS plants.

Second, personnel who were returned to unit did not have any increased reporting of post deployment mental health problems.

This study aims to tests the hypothesis that having an injury whilst deployed increases the risk of post deployment mental health problems whereas having an illness does not.

As expected, those medically evacuated for an injury were at increased risk of post deployment probable PTSD (odds ratio 4.27, 95% confidence interval 1.80-10.12).

"The department is certainly looking now at the deployment of the strategic posts that have been developed since 9/11," Mr. Kelly said yesterday morning as he left a closed-door briefing on department crime statistics at 1 Police Plaza.

Our measurement of deployment status was crude: If perpetration of post-deployment IPV is mediated by traumatic deployment experiences and post-deployment mental disorders, our deployed group was likely heterogeneous enough that we could have missed an important subgroup (e.g., recent Afghanistan returnees with heavy combat exposure) at increased risk for IPV.

Given the multiple deployments, increasing scrutiny of post-traumatic stress syndrome and soldier suicides, I can't help thinking that the boys' club is suddenly happy to "allow" women to serve on the front lines.

Case in point, I worked for almost a year on a documentary about military families and the high cost of multiple deployments, and we covered the issue of post traumatic stress and the ongoing chaos it can wreak in a returning veterans home life.

This project combines the facilities and support of two power companies, Loy Yang Power and International Power, and the resources and expertise of the capture research programs of CO2CRC and CSIRO to conduct research and pilot scale deployment of prospective technologies for the post combustion capture (PCC) of carbon dioxide.

We did not attempt to corroborate providers' self-reports with chart reviews and it is possible that their retrospective recall of post-deployment exposure or deployment-related health concerns may have been subject to memory bias.

However, there is a notable lack of research on administrative systems for deployment in post-conflict settings, including how and when systems are implemented, and potential consequences of non-enforcement and manipulation of deployment policies for rebuilding health systems.