Gen. Robert] Cone said, adding that her training taught her that "if you act aggressively to take out a shooter you will have less fatalities".
Cone said Munley's aggressive response training taught her that "if you act aggressively to take out a shooter you will have less fatalities".
It is important to keep in mind, however, that we previously also identified a second possible source of bias that may lead to a similar effect: the reporting of one composite episode as several incidents with less fatalities in SIGACT.
A combination of mild weather and an effective flu vaccine meant there were several thousand less fatalities this winter than last year, according to Fairfax.
Bundibugyo ebolavirus was less fatal (case-fatality rate 34%) than Ebola viruses that had caused previous outbreaks in the region, and most transmission was associated with handling of dead persons without appropriate protection (adjusted odds ratio 3.83, 95% confidence interval 1.78 8.23).
In most developed countries, they can do less than one fatality per 100 million miles.
To our knowledge this is only the second application of multivariate models of relative excess mortality (the complement of relative survival) to British cancer data: previous studies using less sophisticated case fatality rates, Cox regression models or even simpler statistics.
A wide inter-country variation was noticed in mortality rates due to RVGE, with the highest rates reported in Iraq and Yemen compared to less than one fatality in Bahrain, Israel, and Kuwait.
Doing so avoids distortion of our results, and allows for interpretation to be based on the statistically significant sample of frequently occurring fatal incidents (those with typically less than 1,000 fatalities).
