Sentence examples for accuracy of violence from inspiring English sources

74 A systematic review published in 2001 examined the accuracy of violence risk assessment in high risk groups, 19 and was based on 21 studies.

67 By comparison with common medical prognostic tools, it is possible to argue that the predictive accuracy of violence risk assessment needs to be higher because of these consequences, which extend beyond the person to other people.

Doyle at al have also shown that dynamic ("current" and "risk") items on the HCR-20 significantly improved the accuracy of prediction of violence after discharge from forensic units [ 7].

The judges said the legendary love story of Patroclus and Achilles was "told with all the intensity and accuracy that this world of violence and superstition and romance deserves".

Then he had gone on Jon Stewart, and done the talk at the Y, vomiting before each with "an extraordinary combination of accuracy, neatness, violence, and profusion".

Aims of our study were to improve the accuracy of the short-term prediction of violence in acute inpatient settings by combining the Brøset-Violence-Checklist (BVC) with an overall subjective clinical risk-assessment and to test the application of the combined measure in daily practice.

The accuracy of the military's domestic violence data has also been questioned, by advocates, the Government Accountability Office and military officials themselves.

It is genuinely difficult to pinpoint how unsettling it is, what an act of violence has been perpetrated by the accuracy of the rendering.

An "inciting incident" devolves into reprisal attacks against a Muslim community, where acts of violence against Muslim individuals, homes, and places of worship are conducted with surgical accuracy.

These studies examined recognition accuracy, sensitivity and response bias for seven emotion categories (including neutral) in incarcerated male offenders with a history of violence.

However, several meta-analyses on the predictive validity of violence assessment instruments have found that structured clinical judgment and actuarial instruments perform at comparable levels of predictive accuracy [ 33, 34].