Sentence examples for estimated crime from inspiring English sources

Cohen and Felson (1979) estimated crime rates per billion person hours spent among strangers.

They find that the estimated crime reduction ranges between 43,921 and 88,469 offences and that the associated costs range from 100 to 202 million dollars (2010 prices).

Instead, an "open" discussion will try to identify the factors that result in potential estimated crime differentials between immigrants and natives, once controlling for underreporting and the basic demographics listed above9.

The inclusion of these 2.5m cybercrime incidents brings the headline total in the official estimates to 14.1m, double the 7m estimated crimes in the year to June 2014.

The Crime Survey for England and Wales, formerly known as the British Crime Survey, is used to estimate crime levels and asks people aged 16 and over about their experiences of crime in the last 12 months.

The CSEW report, published by the Office for National Statistics (ONS), estimates crime levels based on how many people say they have been the victim of a crime.

Importantly, these data are both spatially and temporally referenced and can therefore be used to estimate crime rate significance in both space and time.

It refers to a method that estimates crime locations between places, and, it is based on settings where there is constant transition, the movement of both people and rail carriages.

For example, to estimate crime rates, the cross-sectional Offending, Crime and Justice Survey has been interpreted as longitudinal data.

This is more than 60% below the 19m crimes estimated when crime peaked in 1995, since when it has been falling every year for the past 19 years.

A remarkable difference however is that in the unweighted estimation the estimated immigration-crime differential is higher, in terms of magnitude, and statistically significant at 1% for both NB2-Logit and MisProbit.