Richardson found that wars with low death tolls far outnumber high-fatality conflicts.
Most fatal conflicts have few fatalities, but a few conflicts have an extremely large number of casualties (Richardson 1948).
They have developed a 'map explorer' prototype which allowed to analyze the Lake Chad Basin crisis by visually exploring the relationships between diverse datasets such as related to displacement, population fatalities, conflict locations, humanitarian funding and food security etc.
The published studies examining the association between obesity and in-hospital case fatality give conflicting results concerning the role of body mass index (BMI) as a risk factor for in-hospital case fatality.
He looks at per capita disposable income and U.S. military fatalities in foreign conflicts.
Hamas rejected the plan, continuing its rocket fire throughout the day and killing an Israeli citizen at the Erez border crossing, the first Israeli fatality of the conflict.
Given the multifaceted nature of the threats posed by militant groups and the limitations of conflict fatality data, it is important for media and policymakers to bear in mind that fatalities should be considered as just one element in the broader assessment of these actors' potency.
He is the most senior Russian-backed fatality of the conflict so far.
"Blood Swept Lands and Seas of Red" saw 888,246 poppies - one for each British and colonial military fatality in the conflict - fill the moat.
The model is quite elegant with only two variables: military fatalities in unprovoked military conflicts and weighted real disposable income per capita over each of the 16 quarters of the presidential term, with the later quarters weighted more heavily than earlier ones.
Our statistical analysis of all civil wars from 1981 to 2007 revealed that the deployment of CDFs, of the type proposed in Afghanistan, increased insurgent killings of civilians by 143percentt, and overall conflict fatalities by 241percentt.
