The phrase "abuse determined" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to describe a situation where abuse is identified or assessed, but the phrasing is awkward and unclear.
Example: "The report highlighted the abuse determined during the investigation, leading to necessary actions."
Alternatives: "identified abuse" or "assessed abuse".
The American Society for the Prevention of Child Abuse determined that the number one factor to combating child abuse is education through public awareness.
NNTC subjects were selected by database searches based on patterns of substance abuse (determined by PRISM (psychiatric research interview for substance and mental disorders) diagnoses and urine tox screens) irrespective of HAD or other forms of NCI.
Lifetime history and/or current alcohol and illicit substance abuse (determined by saliva and urine screen, respectively) were additional exclusion criteria for HC.
The AAS was developed by the Nursing Research Consortium on Violence and Abuse to determine abuse status and perpetrator within a defined period.
Six of those deaths were related to detainee abuse, investigators determined.
A likely explanation is that respondents may not realise that the identification of physical abuse is determined by the act itself and not by the injury resulting from the act.
A study by Abed and Neira-Munoz into general practitioners' attitudes towards patients with substance abuse problems determined that their negative attitudes were due to the fact that they considered such a medical condition to be a heavy burden and largely self-inflicted [ 16].
Specific objectives were: to identify the principal categories of children who are victims of abuse, to determine the major causes of child abuse, to clarify whether being an orphan puts a child at greater risk of abuse, and to ascertain the connections between gender and child abuse.
The study has a special focus on the role of alcohol use and abuse in determining clinical outcomes.
In the meantime, the archdiocese is checking files of priests known to have been accused of child sexual abuse to determine if the cases were properly handled.
Using algorithms to identify resources to combat homelessness, detect the risk of child abuse and determine eligibility for public assistance programs are only some of the ways artificial intelligence and machine learning are being leveraged in public service programs.
