Sentence examples for crimes frequency from inspiring English sources

And concentration varies depending on whether one is examining all places, regardless of crime experience (prevalence), or only those places with one or more crimes (frequency).

When we only use data of this sort, we call this an analysis of crime "frequency".

Fig. 1 Weekly-hourly2 crime frequencies (Sunday to Saturday) four each of four crime types (a d).

This is achieved here from analysing crime counts which encompass, and distinguish between, crime risk (victim/non-victim) and crime repetition (frequency of victimisation).

Levine (1999) advises that higher frequency crimes (e.g. assault, robbery, auto theft) usually have a much lower threshold distance when compared to lower frequency crimes (e.g. murder, rape, arson) which contain higher threshold distances.

He cites the "across the board" studies that consistently prove immigrants commit crimes with less frequency than American citizens and contribute greatly to the American economy. .

Males are more likely to offend, and those who do offend tend to commit crime with greater frequency than female offenders (D'Unger et al. 2002).

We examine concentration in two conditions: when all places are studied (prevalence), and when only places with at least one crime are studied (frequency).

Across nations, involvement in crime appears to be equally prevalent although the frequency of crime in the United States appears to be slightly less concentrated among its worst offenders.

The independent guide used police data to measure the frequency of crimes most likely to affect students — namely burglary, robbery and violent crime — within a three-mile, or five-kilometer, radius of almost 120 campuses.

Though I do think the severity of punishment has some effect on the frequency of crimes, I doubt the severity of Mr Breivik's punishment will have anything at all to do with the future incidence of elaborately plotted massacres.