We must also note that we will be dealing with unintentional collisions due to the inherent properties of the signals to be hashed.
Among Aboriginal males, there was an 83.2% decrease in SRR of hospitalization due to injury from unintentional transportation vehicle collision, compared to 73.8% decrease among the total BC male population (p = 0.004, 2-sided).
The lower suicide rate in the AHS could reflect misclassification of suicides as unintentional injuries (e.g., collision with objects).
In commercial vehicles, texting on a cell phone was associated with a much higher risk of a crash or other safety-critical event, such as near-collision or unintentional lane deviation (OR 23.2) (Olson et al. 2009).
This term described the phase of play where the injury occurred and included scrum, ruck, tackle (this included both ball-carriers and tacklers) and collisions (an unintentional or intentional clash which is distinct from a 'tackle'tackle
South Africa is one of the only countries in the world that has a higher rate of intentional injury than unintentional (e.g. from falls, motor-vehicle collisions) (19).
Unintentional injuries, many of which are attributable to motor vehicle collisions, are the 6th leading cause of death for Canadians [ 1].
Not one redeemable feature beyond the unintentional hilarity its glitches can provide: character models ragdolling like no human ever conceived, physically or digitally; crazy collision detection that turns ramps and walls into laughable illusions of solidity; and bizarre bails that have Tony or whoever (several other skaters are selectable) flying towards the skies.
The trial will be held in Coutances in Normandy, where Mr Le Romancer and Mr Tournon will also be charged with the unintentional wounding of two other fishermen on the boat and failing to respect marine regulations designed to prevent collisions at sea.
Every play: collision, collision, collision.
