The phrase "a high violence" is not correct in standard written English.
It is typically used incorrectly as "high violence" should be used without the article "a."
Example: "The film was criticized for its high violence and graphic scenes."
Alternatives: "extreme violence" or "intense violence."
A high violence index (4 or more affirmative responses) was representative of 8.47% of the freshman and sophomores across cities.
The prevalence of a high violence index was further stratified by city as shown in Table 3. Chicago had a much higher prevalence of high violence index respondents than both New York City and Los Angeles (11.24% vs. 8.18% vs. 8.48%, p < 0.001).
The districts with a high violence rate (per 100,000 population) also had high injury and death rates.
There was a higher likelihood for gun carrying among males compared to females, among non-Hispanic Blacks, and among those who reported a higher violence index.
Multivariable Poisson regression estimates showed increased likelihood for gun carrying among males (IRR 1.41, CI 1.27-1.58), amonon-Hispanicnic Blacks (IRR 1.26, CI 1.07-1.48), amongmong those who reported a higher violence index.
In this investigation of nursing staff working in a high frequency violence psychiatric institution, a low prevalence of post traumatic stress symptoms is found in spite of high exposure to violence.
The second-largest class (n=113, 20.7%), which we named the High Violence During Conflict class, was characterised by a high prevalence of violence reported during the conflict but low prevalences of after-conflict violence and of IPV.
Such forms of political behaviour are not permitted in systems where there are no agreed limits to the role of violence and where there is a high risk that violence may escalate to the point of actual warfare.
Afghanistan has a "high prevalence of violence against women", marked by domestic violence, rapes, stoning, and so-called honour crimes, the U.N. committee said.
Individuals with a high predisposition to violence are more likely to respond to environmental triggers (e.g., social interactions, stressors) with violence, compared with individuals with a lower predisposition to violence (Ferguson and Dyck 2012).
