Sentence examples for episode of combat from inspiring English sources

One group contained 126 veterans who had one or more episode of combat mTBI with LOC.

In this case-controlled observational study, we screened 2091 OIF/OEF veterans and identified 126 veterans who had one or more episode of combat mTBI associated with loss of consciousness (LOC).

37 A study of US military personnel who sustained an episode of combat TBI, predominantly mTBI, in OIF/OEF found that 29% of subjects had white matter lesions in two or more areas of interest.

However, when veterans with civilian mTBI were compared with the 34 veterans who had one episode of combat mTBI, the two groups had similar frequencies of NDs of 4/34 (11.8%) for combat mTBI and 2/21 (9.5%, p-NS) for civilian mTBI.

MOCA scores for veterans with civilian mTBI (table 1) were higher than for veterans with one episode of combat-associated LOC, 26.1±0.34, p<0.001.

The mean MOCA score for one episode of combat-acquired LOC was 26.1±0.34 (n=34) and 25.3±0.36 for two episodes of LOC (p<0.05).

Indeed, there is a wide range of such weapon dances in the world; they vary from general displays of prowess in the use of weapons to reenactments of real episodes of combat specific to a given culture.

The impact of repeated episodes of combat mTBI is unknown.

Repeated episodes of combat mTBI were associated with increased likelihood of PTSD and an ND.

More words have been spilled about this confrontation than any previous episode of unarmed combat in history.

If I didn't put a gun up to your head, would you have operated -- Doctor?" That exchange comes from "I Swear by Apollo," an episode of the series "Combat!" that was originally broadcast in 1962, the first year of its five-season prime-time run on ABC.