Sentence examples for reporting combat from inspiring English sources

The odds ratio of reporting combat or cross-fire incidents was 19.53 for Awami League supporters and 21.62 for BNP supporters.

An association was found between reporting combat or cross-fire incidents or extrajudicial execution, and participation in a political or social movement (a demonstration, a strike or a human rights rally).

They are the first reported combat casualties of Britain's involvement in Iraq against Isis, known as Operation Shader.

To study a more homogenous group of deployers who were exposed to one or more traumatic events during deployment, we removed from the analyses those participants whose first deployment did not occur between baseline and follow-up or who did not report combat exposures (n=16 172).

As service members exposed to combat are at the highest risk of PTSD after deployment, 19 we included only participants who reported combat-like exposures.

The Defense Department said that for the purposes of the 2009 report, "combat areas" included Saudi Arabia, Pakistan, Yemen and other countries in the Middle East and Central Asia where military men and women are serving.

Unfortunately, none of the existing publications on military mTBI report combat exposure in a similar enough manner to allow a determination as to whether this may contribute to differences in prevalence estimates.

A very low incidence of combat-related IFI was reported among combat casualties in Iraq (12 ), possibly due to less frequent dismounted blast injuries, However, we did not have the grid coordinates where injuries were sustained to evaluate whether the locations were consistent with our predictive map.

Only 8 MCs reported active combat, whereas all of the veterans with PTSD reported active combat.

Detectives are now flown in to investigate all deaths reported in combat.

"Steven embodies what it takes to report from combat zones," said Bill Roggio, managing editor of the Long War Journal, a news website that covers jihadist groups for which Sotloff wrote in 2011 from Cairo.