Sentences with phrase «percent chance of injury»

Boasting a very low 6.5 percent chance of injury in its crash tests, Tesla again appears to be positioning this vehicle as family - friendly.

Not exact matches

The Mirror also reports that Koscielny is struggling with a back injury and that other players are not 100 percent, but Wenger tried to see the positive side of this in that the fringe players have the chance to shine.

The study also found, however, that those who ran had a slightly higher chance of being killed in an attack — 28 percent (five) of those who fled died as a result of injuries, compared with 23 percent (eight) of those who remained motionless during big cat attacks.

In the frontal test, one star means a 46 percent or greater chance of serious injury, and a five - star rating means 10 percent or less, NHTSA said.

Drivers and passengers in those vehicles have between a 10 percent and 20 percent chance of serious injury in a 35 - mph front - end collision, according to results reported by the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration.

According to the National Highway Traffic Safety Administration, a five - star rating in a side impact means a 5 percent or less chance of serious injury.

The chances of experiencing a head injury during a motorcycle accident decrease over 68 percent when a helmet is worn.

For instance, roughly 95 percent of all personal injury cases are settled before they have to go to trial since both sides have had a chance to conduct their own investigation and gather evidence.

Three studies from 2015 and 2016 showed evidence that patients who were currently taking Nexium were twice as likely to sustain an acute kidney injury, that patients had a 20 to 50 percent higher chance of developing chronic kidney disease, and that patients taking Nexium had a 44 percent higher risk of developing dementia.

If a jury in a personal injury case believes that there is a 51 to 100 percent chance that the defendant was negligent, the plaintiff has met his or her burden of proof and will prevail.

The Alabama Department of Transportation reports that there is an accident in the state every 255 seconds, and that drivers have almost a fifty percent chance of having an accident that results in injury at some point in their lifetime.