Human African trypanosomiasis (HAT) or sleeping sickness is a severe fly-borne disease caused by protozoa of the species Trypanosoma brucei rhodesiense and T.b. gambiense.
The accidents included in the 86percentt usually involve some obvious mistake like low altitude aerobatics ("hey, Mom, watch this"), flying into severe weather, flying when ill or tired, or taking off with more weight than the airplane is designed to handle.
Aircraft can sustain severe damage flying though tephra (Guffanti et al. 2010), therefore airports close (in most cases at relatively thin tephra deposits) to reduce the likelihood of damage and aircraft crashes.
It is noteworthy that the hyperglycemia was more severe when flies were fed an HSD, with the extent of hyperglycemia similar to what is observed in insulin-resistant flies or flies with their IPCs ablated (Rulifson et al., 2002; Song et al., 2010).
Drawbacks of existing tools have meant that only severe variations in fly behavioral phenotypes, several standard deviations from the mean, can be reported with statistical confidence.
The injury was so severe she was flown to Perth for emergency surgery.
Not a problem except that Resetar has aerophobia, or a severe fear of flying.
Add a fear of hyperventilation or a panic attack in-flight and it's easy to see why as many as 6.5percentt of Americans suffer from such a severe fear of flying that it's classified as an anxiety disorder or phobia, according to the National Institute of Mental Health.
These effects became more severe when the flies were grown at a higher temperature (29°C) (Figure 3B).
Due to their shorter tau and larger phase advances, African American subjects might experience less jet lag when flying east, but more severe jet lag when flying west, compared to Caucasians.
Over the next two days the captain was unable to fly, suffering severe headaches and fatigue.
