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Accident Proneness: A Research Review
1993-05-01

... prone" development ,[a folklore surrounding the notion of groups. ... each A factor contributing to the folklore was that year. ...

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Discriminatory Analysis III. Discriminatory of Accident Prone ...
1950-10-01

... LAB., BERKELEY DISCRIMINATORY ANALYSIS - III - DISCRIMINATORY OF ACCIDENT PRONE INDIVIDUALS HARRY M ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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The Violence Proneness Scale of the DUSI-R predicts adverse outcomes associated with substance abuse.

Accuracy of the Violence Proneness Scale (VPS) of the Drug Use Screening Inventory (DUSI-R) was evaluated in 328 boys for predicting use of illegal drugs, DUI, selling drugs, sexually transmitted disease, car accident while under acute effects of drugs/alcohol, trading drugs for sex, injuries from a fight, and traumatic head injury. Boys were ...

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The Violence Proneness Scale of the DUSI-R Predicts Adverse Outcomes Associated with Substance Abuse
2009-01-01

Accuracy of the Violence Proneness Scale (VPS) of the Drug Use Screening Inventory (DUSI-R)1 was evaluated in 328 boys for predicting use of illegal drugs, DUI, selling drugs, sexually transmitted disease, car accident while under acute effects of drugs/alcohol, trading drugs for sex, injuries from a fight, and traumatic head injury. Boys were ...

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Supervisor's Toolbox - Leave and Work Schedules - Implications for ...

Mar 16, 2006... performance of the organization, overwhelmed employees, and an environment prone to high absenteeism, accidents, and safety violations. ...

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Laterality and accident proneness: a study of locomotive drivers.
2006-09-01

This study attempted to find the association between four measures of laterality (handedness, footedness, eyedness, and earedness) and accident proneness in locomotive drivers. The Sidedness Bias Schedule was administered to a sample of 80 locomotive drivers to ascertain their preferential bias. Their accident records were also ...

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The Concept of Accident Proneness: A Review
1964-01-01

The term accident proneness was coined by psychological research workers in 1926. Since then its concept�that certain individuals are always more likely than others to sustain accidents, even though exposed to equal risk�has been questioned but seldom seriously challenged.This article describes much of the work and theory on which ...

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Accident-Prone Risk-Factors in the Production of Pyrotechnic ...
1986-08-01

... with suitable inner lining/coating. The size of the candle depends upon the calibre of the Ammunition. In order that the Risk ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Dying young in traffic.
1984-08-01

There were 469 unnatural deaths among the Sheffield child population between 1947 and 1979, 226 of which were caused by traffic accidents. The annual incidence of these fatal traffic accidents has risen steadily since the early 1960s with boys being consistently more vulnerable. Fatal accidents were disproportionately higher among ...

PubMed Central

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Regleringsatgaerder och Trafikantbeteende (Control Measures and Road User Behaviour).
1989-01-01

In order to improve the knowledge of road users' perception of the various control techniques in the traffic system and its influence on behavior, driver behavior of passing private cars was studied at seven accident-prone road bends controlled differentl...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Jerky driving--An indicator of accident proneness?
2011-03-05

This study uses continuously logged driving data from 166 private cars to derive the level of jerks caused by the drivers during everyday driving. The number of critical jerks found in the data is analysed and compared with the self-reported accident involvement of the drivers. The results show that the expected number of accidents for a driver increases ...

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Case report of an obsessive-compulsive personality: a precurser to accident proneness.
1978-06-01

The social/physiological/psychological review of an aircraft accident involving input of incorrect controls and low-altitude ejection of a student naval aviator enlightened the investigators as to maybe a not-so-uncommon problem--accident proneness resulting from an obsessive-compulsive nonpsychotic personality. Review of the pilot's ...

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Dying young in traffic.
1984-08-01

There were 469 unnatural deaths among the Sheffield child population between 1947 and 1979, 226 of which were caused by traffic accidents. The annual incidence of these fatal traffic accidents has risen steadily since the early 1960s with boys being consistently more vulnerable. Fatal accidents were disproportionately higher among ...

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The relationship between acculturation and problem behavior proneness in a Hispanic youth sample: a longitudinal mediation model.
2002-06-01

This study, using secondary data analysis, examined prospectively a mediation model of the relationship between acculturation and problem behavior proneness among 330 Hispanic children and adolescents from an urban school district in the southwest region of the United States. Acculturation was predicted to have an indirect, but positive, relationship to ...

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Review of Farm Accident Data Sources and Research.
1993-01-01

Agriculture is one of the most accident-prone industries in the United States. In 1990, the occupational injury incidence rate per 100 full-time workers in production agriculture was 12.3 on farms employing 11 or more workers, compared with 8.3 for all in...

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Accident Prevention Based on Automatic Detection of Accident Prone Traffic Conditions: Phase 1.
2008-01-01

Growing concern over traffic safety as well as rising congestion costs have been recently redirecting research effort from the traditional crash detection and clearance reactive traffic management towards online, proactive crash prevention solutions. In t...

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A traffic accident caused by fatigue failure of axle.
2007-07-21

An investigation of a traffic accident involving a tractor-trailer and a passenger car that were traveling at high speed is presented. The cause was the fracture of a trailer axle. The investigation showed that the fracture was because of the fatigue failure. In addition, cracks were found in the remaining three trailer wheels. Hardness measurements showed that, because of ...

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Application of the Life Change Unit model for the prevention of accident proneness among small to medium sized industries in Korea.
2008-10-01

Behavior models have provided an accident proneness concept based on life change unit (LCU) factors. This paper describes the development of a Korean Life Change Unit (KLCU) model for workers and managers in fatal accident areas, as well as an evaluation of its application. Results suggest that death of parents is the highest ...

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Colombia: A Risk-Prone Democracy.
1998-01-01

This thesis assesses the prospect for democracy in Colombia. In a single case study, the thesis argues that Colombia is a democracy at risk. The work attempts to answer the following questions: Why after four decades of democratic processes has Colombia's...

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EPR dosimetry teeth in past and future accidents: A prospective look at a retrospective method.
1997-01-01

Accurate assessments of doses received by individuals exposed to radiation from nuclear accidents and incidents such as those at Hiroshima and Nagasaki, the Nevada test site, Cheliabinsk and Mayak are required for epidemiological studies seeking to establ...

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Hot Topic - Human Factors Research and Technology Division - NASA

Field studies (ethnographic observations and analyses of accident and incident reports) ... highly habitual tasks fits the definition of prospective memory. ...

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Injuries to pedestrians in road traffic accidents.
1988-12-03

Although there have been many reports on injuries to occupants of cars in road traffic accidents, there have been few prospective studies of injuries to pedestrians in such accidents. For this reason a two year prospective study of pedestrians in road traffic accidents in the Oxford region was ...

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Injuries to pedestrians in road traffic accidents.
1988-12-01

Although there have been many reports on injuries to occupants of cars in road traffic accidents, there have been few prospective studies of injuries to pedestrians in such accidents. For this reason a two year prospective study of pedestrians in road traffic accidents in the Oxford region was ...

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The Prone Protected Posture
1980-08-01

... The vulnerability of a prone protected man is less than that of a prone man but greater than that of a man crouching in a foxhole. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Progress in understanding processes underlying occupational accidents on the level based on case studies.
2007-01-15

The purpose of this work was to further the knowledge of contexts surrounding accidents on the level in occupational situations with a view to proposing suitable actions for the prevention of these accidents. The study, undertaken at three establishments belonging to a national rail transport company, was based on quantitative and qualitative analysis of ...

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Accidents involving off-road motor vehicles in a northern community.
1987-10-01

The increasing number of accidents associated with off-road motor vehicles used for recreational purposes prompted this prospective study. During 1985 the records of victims of all motor vehicle accidents who were seen at the Hudson Bay Union Hospital, Hudson Bay, Sask., were studied; patients involved in on-road vehicle ...

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Commuting by bike in Belgium, the costs of minor accidents.
2010-08-09

Minor bicycle accidents are defined as "bicycle accidents not involving death or heavily injured persons, implying that possible hospital visits last less than 24 hours". Statistics about these accidents and related injuries are very poor, because they are mostly not reported to police, hospitals or insurance companies. Yet, they form ...

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Cross-database analysis to identify relationships between aircraft accidents and incidents
2007-01-01

Air transportation systems are designed to ensure that aircraft accidents are rare events. To minimize these accidents, factors causing or contributing to accidents must be understood and prevented. Despite many efforts by the aviation safety community to reduce the accidents, accident rates ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Childhood accidents. Three epidemiological studies on the etiology.
1977-01-01

Three studies on childhood accidents are presented. The aim was to study the importance of different factors regarding the accidents in question. The following factors have then been taken into consideration: the enviromental hazard, the accident proneness, the supervision and the education. Methodologically the ...

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Job stress, mental health, and accidents among offshore workers in the oil and gas extraction industries.
1987-02-01

Psychosocial and occupational stressors among 194 male employees on drilling rig and production platform installations in the United Kingdom and Dutch sectors of the North Sea were studied. Mental well-being and job satisfaction were also assessed, with attention to the incidence of accidents offshore. This occupational group were found to be much less satisfied with their ...

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Farm accidents in children.
1992-07-04

OBJECTIVE--To examine the problem of accidental injury to children on farms. DESIGN--Prospective county based study of children presenting to accident and emergency departments over 12 months with injuries sustained in a farm setting and nationwide review of fatal childhood farm accidents over the four years April 1986 to March 1990. ...

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A Prospective Study of Intrafraction Prostate Motion in the Prone vs. Supine Position
2010-05-01

Purpose: To prospectively analyze prostate intrafraction motion in the prone vs. supine position and to assess patient satisfaction with these two positions. Methods and Materials: Fifteen prostate cancer patients underwent implantation of five fiducial gold seeds in their prostate for localization. Patients were treated with high-dose-rate brachytherapy ...

Energy Citations Database

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Accidents among high school pupils in Israel: a recurrent disease?
1997-07-01

Accidents are unexpected events usually producing injury. Many victims of trauma have a history of recurrent accidents. This study is a preliminary effort to verify the hypothesis that accidents may be considered as a recurrent disease in certain families; these children and families belong to a 'high risk group'. Two-hundred ...

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A comparative analysis of accident risks in fossil, hydro, and nuclear energy chains
2008-07-01

This study presents a comparative assessment of severe accident risks in the energy sector, based on the historical experience of fossil (coal, oil, natural gas, and LPG (Liquefied Petroleum Gas)) and hydro chains contained in the comprehensive Energy-related Severe Accident Database (ENSAD), as well as Probabilistic Safety Assessment (PSA) for the nuclear ...

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Accidents and injuries in competitive Enduro motorcyclists: a prospective analysis.
2009-01-30

The Erzberg Rodeo Motor Enduro race, was analyzed over three consecutive years to analyze the risk of sustaining an accident, to determine the kind and site of injured body regions and to correlate the incidence of accidents with the site on the race track suspiring that most accidents happen at the first- and the last-third. In this ...

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Serum enzymes in the BB rat before and after onset of the overt diabetic syndrome.
1984-08-01

As part of a six-month prospective study of the effects of neonatal thymectomy in the spontaneously diabetic BB Wistar rat, activities of the following enzymes were determined: alkaline phosphatase (AP), lactate dehydrogenase (LDH), creatine phosphokinase (CPK), glutamic-oxaloacetic transaminase (GOT), glutamic-pyruvic transaminase (GPT) and UDP-galactosyltransferase (UDPG). ...

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Impaired mucociliary clearance in allergic rhinitis patients is related to a predisposition to rhinosinusitis.
2009-04-01

Although mucociliary clearance has been shown to be impaired in patients with allergic rhinitis and chronic rhinosinusitis, its exact role in relation to a predisposition to rhinosinusitis is unknown. To investigate this possible association, we conducted a prospective study of 125 patients with allergic rhinitis. Of this group, 23 patients were classified as being ...

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Meaning of Missing Values in Eyewitness Recall and Accident Records
2010-09-02

BackgroundEyewitness recalls and accident records frequently do not mention the conditions and behaviors of interest to researchers and lead to missing values and to uncertainty about the prevalence of these conditions and behaviors surrounding accidents. Missing values may occur because eyewitnesses report the presence but not the absence of obvious ...

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Solar Neutrino Results from Super-Kamiokande
2003-08-01

The solar neutrino results from 1496 days of measurement from Super-Kamiokande-I (SK-I) are reported. The accident at SK-I, rebuilding of SK-II detector, and some prospects for SK-II are also reported briefly.

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Solar Neutrino Results from Super-Kamiokande
2003-01-01

The solar neutrino results from 1496days of measurement from Super-Kamiokande-I (SK-I) are reported. The accident at SK-I, rebuilding of SK-II detector, and some prospects for SK-II are also reported briefly.

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Second Analysis of Mortality of Nuclear Industry Workers in Japan, 1986�1997

... with radiation dose. External causes consist mainly of suicide and accidents. Almost all previous radiation epidemiology studies ( ... M., D. Hemenway, and E. Rimm. Cigarettes and suicide: A prospective st...

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Review of the Pathophysiology and Potential Application of Experimental Therapies for Cerebral Ischemia to the Treatment of Cerebral Arterial Gas Embolism.
1985-01-01

This review considers the pathophysiology of air embolism that occurs as a result of diving and iatrogenic accidents. Various experimental therapies are classified according to their potential mechanism of action. The effectiveness and prospects for appli...

National Technical Information Service (NTIS)

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Qualitative knowledge engineering for nuclear applications.
1996-01-01

After the TMI nuclear power plant accident, the two topics of plant safety and operational efficiency became more important areas of artificial intelligence, which have difference characteristics. Qualitative deep model is the recently prospective technol...

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Prospects of Safe Nuclear Energy in Ukraine
2009-01-01

Lessons from the Chernobyl accident are summarized. The evolution of traditional nuclear reactor design, including new projects such as subcritical assemblies controlled by an external beam of particles (neutrons and protons) is presented. The Feoktistov reactor and the possibility of its realization are discussed.

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Job Prospects for Nuclear Engineers.
1986-12-01

Discusses trends in job opportunities for nuclear engineers. Lists some of the factors influencing increases and decreases in the demand for nuclear engineers. Describes the effects on career opportunities from recent nuclear accidents, military research and development, and projected increases of demand for electricity. (TW)

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Introduction to Nuclear Power
1987-01-01

This book provides a description of nuclear power and its associated technologies for the general public. The authors, two chemical engineers, introduce nuclear power in a factual and unemotional manner. They feel that it is clean, efficient, economical source of electricity with minimum environmental impact. Individual chapters address reactor basics, cooling systems, ...

NSDL National Science Digital Library

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Use of Ames SG10 Urine Dipstick for diagnosis of abdominal pain in the accident and emergency department.
1990-03-01

In a prospective study of 1112 patients presenting to the Accident and Emergency Department with abdominal pain; the SG10 Ames Urine Dipsticks were shown to be a valuable screening test for the detection of infected urine. Introducing this technique would reduce by at least 37% the number of urgent requests for microscopy of midstream urines (MSUs). ...

PubMed Central

48
Multi-scale traffic safety and operational performance study of large trucks on mountainous interstate highway.
2010-10-25

In addition to multi-vehicle accidents, large trucks are also prone to single-vehicle accidents on the mountainous interstate highways due to the complex terrain and fast-changing weather. By integrating both historical data analysis and simulations, a multi-scale approach is developed to evaluate the traffic safety and operational ...

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49
Assessment of light water reactor safety since the Three Mile Island accident
1984-11-01

The NRC has completed 70% (as of 1983) of the TMI Action Plan, which is the combination of the Kemeny, Rogovin, and other recommendations. The industry has combined forces to achieve increased communication, high-quality and uniform operation, and better management of nuclear power. The state of the art of reactor safety was assessed by examining probabilistic risk assessments (PRAs) of about two ...

Energy Citations Database

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Scald accidents during water aerosol inhalation in infants.
1990-08-01

A study of 193 infants admitted for burns over a 4-year period revealed 11 infants (5.7 per cent) had sustained scalds during the process of water aerosol inhalation. The water aerosol inhalation therapy was prescribed for respiratory tract infection and carried out at home using either an electric kettle or a saucepan. It appears that infants are prone to this type of injury ...

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51
Burn accidents and the elderly: what is happening and how to prevent it.
1989-03-01

Individuals over 60 and children under 2 form the two most burn-prone age groups in the United States. These figures are confirmed in other western cultures. The majority of injuries sustained in these two groups are preventable and relate to inadvertent scalding from hot water at the tap or spilled liquids in the kitchen and ignition of fabrics by faulty heaters or ...

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52
Prediction of posttraumatic stress disorder by immediate reactions to trauma: a prospective study in road traffic accident victims.
1998-01-01

Road traffic accidents often cause serious physical and psychological sequelae. Specialists of various medical faculties are involved in the treatment of accident victims. Little is known about the factors which might predict psychiatric disorders, e.g. Posttraumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD) after accidents and how psychological problems ...

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53
Young drivers' optimism bias for accident risk and driving skill: Accountability and insight experience manipulations.
2011-03-01

This study aimed to determine whether two brief, low cost interventions would reduce young drivers' optimism bias for their driving skills and accident risk perceptions. This tendency for such drivers to perceive themselves as more skillful and less prone to driving accidents than their peers may lead to less engagement in ...

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54
The teacher interview.
1985-01-01

The teachers and caretakers (on kibbutzim) of the index and control children were questioned about a variety of behaviors, including emotional adjustment, school performance and achievement, interests and activities, and relations with others. Index children were rated as more impaired or disturbed than control subjects in the following areas: schoolwork, mood, suspiciousness, daydreaming, ...

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Study and design of flight data recording systems for military aircraft
1976-06-01

Investigation of aircraft wreckage does not provide crash investigators with adequate information. Crash-protected flight recorder data is invaluable when determining accident cause factors. Inertial navigation systems provide an excellent source of highly accurate flight parameters. Nonvolatile solid state memory is available which can replace failure ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Modelling and Simulation for Safe and Efficient Navigation in Narrow Waterways
2004-01-01

This paper outlines the design of a Vessel Traffic Management and Information System (VTMIS) for the Turkish Straits and taking this as an example shows how modelling and simulation may aid safe and efficient navigation of vessels through waterways which are narrow and winding with changing currents and are therefore difficult to navigate and prone to ...

NASA Astrophysics Data System (ADS)

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Coal mine air tempering: effectiveness, design, and roof support. Report of Investigations/1985
1985-01-01

Shale-roof deterioration in coal mines, caused by ventilation air-humidity fluctuations, is a common ground-control problem. Shale-roof deterioration often results in increased accidents, decreased production, inadequate ventilation, and increasing operating costs in maintaining haulage roads and airways. The results of Bureau of Mines research indicate that air-tempering ...

Energy Citations Database

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Supine Versus Prone Position During Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy: A Report from the Clinical Research Office of the Endourological Society Percutaneous Nephrolithotomy Global Study.
2011-08-30

Abstract Purpose: To determine differences in patients' characteristics, operative time and procedures, and perioperative outcomes between prone and supine positioning in percutaneous nephrolithotomy (PCNL) using the Clinical Research Office of the Endourological Society (CROES) PCNL Global Study database. Patients and Methods: Between November 2007 and December 2009, ...

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59
Firework injuries: a ten-year study.
2008-07-07

Fireworks are used worldwide to celebrate popular events (e.g. festivals, official celebrations, weddings). The festival of lights (Diwali) is celebrated with fireworks in India. During this period, many patients from all age groups present to hospital with injuries due to fireworks. Prevalence, period of occurrence, sex and age variation, adult supervision, causative fireworks, mode of lighting, ...

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Geological studies of the COST numbers G-1 and G-2 wells, United States north Atlantic outer continental shelf
1982-01-01

Measurements of vitrinite reflectance, color alteration of visible organic matter, and various organic geochemical properties suggest that the tertiary and cretaceous strata of the COST Nos. G-1 and G-2 are not prospective for oil and gas. These sediments were not buried deeply enough for hydrocarbon generation, and the kerogen and extractable organic matter in them are ...

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Examining the Prospective Scuba Diver: Which Exclusions are Proven?
1989-08-01

Who can safely dive? All prospective divers in Canada must have a physician's approval to start training. Many review articles and typical check-list medical forms, however, imply exclusions that are not well proven. The author critically analyzes current diving and diving accident statistics and discusses the physiology of risk. He also discusses diving ...

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The Proneness to Intercrystalline Corrosion of Austenitic ...
1986-09-01

... Title : The Proneness to Intercrystalline Corrosion of Austenitic Chrome-Nickel Steels Alloyed with Nitrogen and Molybdenum,. ...

DTIC Science & Technology

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Investigation of Helical Tomotherapy for Partial-Breast Irradiation of Prone-Positioned Patients
2009-05-01

Purpose: To investigate whether helical tomotherapy can provide conformal, uniform target-dose coverage for partial-breast irradiation (PBI) of patients positioned prone while achieving organ-at-risk sparing compliant with National Surgical Adjuvant Breast and Bowel Project (NSABP) B-39/Radiation Therapy Oncology Group (RTOG) 0413 guidelines; and to report our initial ...

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Investigating accident causation through information network modelling.
2010-02-01

Management of risk in complex domains such as aviation relies heavily on post-event investigations, requiring complex approaches to fully understand the integration of multi-causal, multi-agent and multi-linear accident sequences. The Event Analysis of Systemic Teamwork methodology (EAST; Stanton et al. 2008) offers such an approach based on network models. In this paper, we ...

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