 | 1926 - 480 str.
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 | Royal Sanitary Institute (Great Britain) - 1926 - 920 str.
...more than 10 per cent, in Grade IV. Put in summary form, it may be said that " medical examination showed that, of every nine men of military age in...Britain, on the average three were perfectly fit and ^ealthy ; two were upon a definitely infirm plane of health and strength, whether from some disability... | |
 | 1927 - 1084 str.
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 | Leo George Chiozza Money - 1920 - 308 str.
...10 per cent. in Grade 4. These four inferences, says Sir James Galloway, may be summarized by saying that, of every nine men of military age in Great Britain,...average three were perfectly fit and healthy ; two were on a definitely infirm plane of health and strength, whether from disability or some failure in development;... | |
 | American Engineering Council - 1921 - 432 str.
...figures, has this to say: 2 " These four inferences may be summarized by saying that medical examinations showed that, of every nine men of military age in...health and strength, whether from some disability or failure in development; three were incapable of undergoing more than a very moderate degree of physical... | |
 | Philip Snowden Snowden (Viscount) - 1921 - 458 str.
...states that "of every nine men out of two and a half million examined from all parts of Great Britain, three were perfectly fit and healthy, two were upon...infirm plane of health and strength, whether from disability or some failure in development, three were incapable of undergoing more than a very moderate... | |
 | R. Tanner Hewlett - 1921 - 560 str.
...of this grading may well be summarised in the words of the Report, which we have already quoted : " Of every nine men of military age in Great Britain on the average three were perfectly Jit and healthy ; two were upon a definitely infirm plane of health and strength, whether from some... | |
 | Eugene Lyman Fisk, American Engineering Council - 1923 - 554 str.
...E, Kaye, MD (Secretary). These four inferences may be summarised by saying that medical examinations showed that, of every nine men of military age in...health and strength, whether from some disability or failure in development; three were incapable of undergoing more than a very moderate degree of physical... | |
 | William Wright, Arthur Joseph Penty - 1925 - 104 str.
...3ist, 1918, the conclusions of the chairman, Sir James Galloway, KBE, MD, may be summarised by saying that of every nine men of military age in Great Britain,...average three were perfectly fit and healthy ; two were on a definitely infirm plane of health and strength, whether from disability or some failure in development... | |
 | William Alexander Robson - 1925 - 184 str.
...p. 30). The figure given of the number of medical examinations does not exactly These figures denote that of every nine men of military age in Great Britain, on the average three are fit and healthy ; two exist upon a definitely inferior plane of health and strength ; three " could... | |
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These four inferences may be summarized by saying that medical examinations showed that, of every nine men of military age in Great Britain, on the average three were perfectly fit and healthy; two were upon a definitely infirm plane of health and strength,... 
