Beckwith-Wiedemann syndrome (BWS) is a human loss-of-imprinting syndrome primarily characterized by macrosomia, macroglossia and abdominal wall defects.
He said: "The rapid rise in long-term unemployment is a portrait of human loss, the outline of human beings cast out of productive, wage-earning lives into an existence of hopelessness and deprivation".
The number of deaths is considered a reliable indicator of human loss in a disaster.
For many people who knew his work, the initial reaction to this news was not sadness — the emotion that Sebald himself dealt in with such distinction, and of which, in his capacity as a naturalist of human loss, he seemed to collect new and delicate species — but the more strident one of outrage.
Inevitably, hers is a chronicle of human loss; what happened in Russia's pre-revolutionary capital was unspeakable, inhuman.
Smiling faces on photographs and poignant life stories allow the world a glimpse of the human loss.
3 Scaling up of mental health services that are safe, effective, and culturally sound presents significant challenges in a situation of dramatic human loss, precipitous social change, ongoing poverty, and multiple competing needs.
The two large number 15's cut into the stadium turf may be a sobering reminder of the human loss the Crew family have endured this season, but there was nothing sober about the way the Columbus fans celebrated a win that left them in joint 3rd place in the East, at least overnight.
This was the 'war to end all wars', conducted at a catastrophic level of human loss and suffering, with millions bereaved, physically or mentally injured.
