Sentence examples for joint incident from inspiring English sources
In the field, joint incident command, with top officials from each department standing next to each other, needs to be reinforced, a senior fire official said.
Noting that only 75 of 1,015 incidents affecting infrastructure were analysed by the joint incident investigation team, the report called for more comprehensive investigation of such attacks.
This medical director was a member of the joint incident command staff and invited to attend the three daily briefing meetings.
"All documents relating to this incident have been handed over to the joint incidents assessment team pending assessment and announcement of results," he added.
Alistair Burt, the Middle East minister, on Tuesday described the report by the joint incidents assessment team last weekend as "almost unparalleled in terms of admitting error and pointing out where that error was.
When the Flemish rider Johan Museeuw won in 2000, he pointed to his knee as he crossed the line: after crashing on the cobbles the year before, he had contracted gangrene in the smashed joint - an incident that nearly cost him not only his career but also his leg.
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We also assessed use of antidepressants within each category of CES-D score to assess their joint association with incident diabetes.
In exploratory analyses, we evaluated joint associations with incident diabetes of toenail mercury concentrations and self-reported fish consumption (Supplementary Table 4) or estimated long-chain omega-3 consumption (Supplementary Table 5).
More clearly, the current study proposes that GJH is a predictor (close to reaching significance) for incident joint pain at six and four years follow-up, indicating an increased risk for GJH with no pain at baseline.
Response options of 'never,'rarelyly,'sometimeses,' or 'often' were dichotomized into 'sometimes or often,' or 'never or rarely' and also into 'often' or 'not often' (never, rarely, sometimes) to examine the sensitivity of the categorization chosen for determining the women at risk for incident joint pain.
