Sentence examples for human trauma from inspiring English sources

And beyond the human trauma, there are the geopolitical consequences.

Almost every human trauma is surveyed in the course of the book.

Every £1 spent saves £8, not to mention the human trauma avoided".

Great pains are taken, meanwhile, to afford the elephants both a sense of safety and freedom of choice — two mainstays of human trauma therapy — as well as continual social interaction.

Much of the rehabilitation, according to de Zulueta, especially in the early stages, relies on the basic human trauma therapy principles now being applied to elephants: providing decent living quarters, establishing a sense of safety and of attachment to a larger community and allowing freedom of choice.

With the assistance of several established African-elephant researchers, including Daphne Sheldrick and Cynthia Moss, and with the help of Allan Schore, an expert on human trauma disorders at the department of psychiatry and biobehavioral sciences at U.C.L.A., Bradshaw sought to combine traditional research into elephant behavior with insights about trauma drawn from human neuroscience.

Fractures are among the most common human traumas.

Rises in serum concentrations of S100B have been shown to relate to clinical evidence of CNS damage in the three accepted models of brain injury in humans-trauma [ 1- 3], ischemia [ 4] and hypoxia [ 5].

Apoptosis has been demonstrated after mechanical injury in animal models and in human joint trauma as indicated by the activation of caspases, the enzymes that regulate and execute apoptosis [ 10].

The relationship between human rights trauma and psychotic symptoms has attracted attention for several decades.

This study explores PTSD in adolescents after a conflict-related human inflicted trauma.