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The health ministry put the total death toll at six, suggesting that according to the Brotherhood's calculations it sustained far more casualties than its opponents.

It is shown that sub-critical crack growth rates are lower when the material experiences sustained far field loading than during cyclic far field loading.

The Military Channel will explore why the Pentagon sustained far less damage than the Twin Towers.

In both cases, the crash was severe for the Neon while the Navigator sustained far less structural damage.

Patients with FE sustained far higher rates of pneumonia within 72 hours after extubation (27% versus 0%) and of death (50% versus 5%) than did those with successful extubation.

Thus, according to Wolff's law, the device may sustain far higher stresses than the bone to which it is rigidly fixed, thereby shielding the bone for stresses.

This partly reflects a natural catch-up effect among poorer provinces, which are able to sustain far higher investment growth.

It lulls them into believing they are unaffected by drink when, as Swartzwelder and co-worker Aaron White made clear in a recent paper in the Annals of the New York Academy of Science, they are, unit for unit, sustaining far more damage to memory and learning systems than adults since their brains are uniquely responsive to alcohol effects.

Even before the current economic crisis had fully developed, the "green deal" was showing how money invested in energy-saving measures could sustain far more jobs than other forms of government spending, and also contribute to reducing fuel poverty, improving health and tackling climate change.

For example, farmworkers with little access to information about safety practices or protective equipment (Gomes et al. 1999) may sustain far more exposure than well-trained and equipped commercial applicators (Maizlish et al. 1987).

The Army has sustained by far the most casualties in the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan.