Sentences with phrase «surprising number of injuries»

But the practice is leading to a surprising number of injuries, according to the latest study on the subject.

Not exact matches

But research by Bonanno and others on people who have been through ordeals such as spinal cord injuries, military deployment and the World Trade Center attack has revealed a surprising number of sunny results: The majority of people, he says, show no lasting signs of trauma.

«We knew our modeling would yield significant results, but the sheer numbers of preventable fatalities and serious injuries were surprising.

The question arises nearly every day and it is not surprising given the abundance of articles and advertisements promoting the use of «stem cell treatments» for a staggering number of diseases and injuries.

OSHA might visit for any number of reasons, including worker complaints, a high number of reported injuries or illnesses, repeat violations, a catastrophic event or, as mentioned, a random surprise inspection.

This result was surprising, not only because airbags were designed specifically to save lives, but also because a number of other studies have reported that airbags significantly reduce the risk of fatality or serious injury.

However, Lord Sharkey expressed surprise that the Bill does not define «whiplash» and queried whether the number of fraudulent claims is rising — government statistics published this week revealed the number of personal injury motor insurance claims has actually fallen.

With a growing population, it's no surprise that the number of accidents and injuries (and thus injury claims) in Glasgow are on the increase.

Indeed, trains — both freight and commuter — account for a surprising number of severe injuries in Canada and the United States, and can occur in both dense population centres and small towns.