Sentence examples for abduction rate from inspiring English sources

The implication is that the abduction rate has increased since the video was released, although it is impossible to definitively state that the two are causally linked.

A recent fragile peace deal in the oil-producing states, following an amnesty for rebels this summer, has also reduced the abduction rate.

Argentine clubs, and to a lesser extent the media, responded last year by refusing to reveal the sums for which players are transferred, a move which Ovalles believes has helped achieve a slight reduction in the abduction rate.

The civilian murder rate in Chechnya is at least two to three times as high as in Moscow and the abduction rate is almost double the murder rate, according to the previously unreleased statistics compiled by the region's pro-Moscow government.

It was also reported that the LRA abduction rate sharply increased in the weeks since the film was released, although it was impossible to confirm the link between the rise in LRA attacks and Kony's global notoriety.

For example, Vinck et al. [ 39] found an abduction rate of 44%% in a population based survey while Annan et al. [ 2] in their study among the males youth in the same region found a third of them reporting histories of abduction.

"It's hard to say that much of the decline [in mortality and abduction rates] comes from stricter parenting," said Bryan Caplan, an economist at George Mason University who's written about child safety statistics.

I spent 20 panicked minutes frantically searching for him, reviewing in my head what I knew about child abduction rates (they are really, really low, right?) and the Amber Alert system.

"Abduction" is rated PG-13 (Parents strongly cautioned).

In these studies winging, or dysrhythmia of scapular motion during shoulder flexion or abduction was rated.

The majority of incidents involved adults over the age of 18, with rates of abduction, rape, killing and intentional injury significantly higher among adults.