Sentence examples for mortality of war from inspiring English sources

Husum et al. have demonstrated a 15% reduction in mortality of war and landmine victims in Iraq and Cambodia where paramedics and lay first-responders were trained to provide prehospital trauma care [12], [19], [20].

Gen. Carl W. Reddel, the executive director of the Eisenhower Memorial Commission, said he is concerned about a delay given the "mortality of the World War II veterans and Korean War veterans".

This accounts for 20% of the mortality in the past six years of war.

Wider-faced, more aggressive individuals have higher LRS, and the almost equal probability of mortality during the war meant that war did not change this relationship between LRS and fWHR.

Throughout the story the issues of mortality, forgiveness, war, time and the continuation of life are addressed in a way that engages the reader.

My tug of war with mortality did not make me some sort of expert on the fragility of life.

The dangers of drawing conclusions from passive surveillance processes are profound: they allow one to conclude mortality goes down in times of war making war more acceptable, and they allow armies, like those invading Iraq, to manipulate the press to portray resistance fighters as the primary killers when population-wide data conclude the opposite [ 8, 9].

We then compared this to the respective contributions of averting premature and late deaths to increases in life expectancy, 8 9 using a 20-year moving average to smooth mortality trends over exceptional years of war, pandemics or famine (see the online supplementary appendix for a technical description).

"It's a very sensitive but unsentimental exploration of war, friendship and mortality.

The elderly and those who are reminded of their mortality by war or civil upheaval want to be in familiar places and with those they love.

The Human Security Report Project's paper, "The Shrinking Costs of War," criticizes large-scale mortality surveys in general and the IRC's Congo studies in particular.