Sentence examples for extensive incarceration from inspiring English sources

Participants who reported discrimination were older (mean, 42 vs. 39 years; p =.01), more likely to be college educated (26% vs. 11%; p =.03), and had more extensive incarceration histories (median years incarcerated, 16 vs. 9; p =.002) compared to those who did not report discrimination.

Individuals reporting criminal record discrimination by healthcare workers were significantly older (mean age, 42.3 vs. 38.6, p = 0.01), more likely to have obtained post-secondary education (26% vs. 11%, p = 0.03) and had a more extensive incarceration history (median years incarcerated, 16 vs. 9, p = 0.002) compared with individuals reporting no criminal record discrimination.

Individuals who reported a history of criminal record discrimination by healthcare workers were older and had more extensive incarceration histories.

"Two inmates suffered from... cardiac disease, which became critical when coupled with the effects of hardcore drug usage prior to their incarceration, with their extensive drug histories independently noted in their death investigations," he said.

The private prison industry has generated extensive controversy, with critics arguing that incarceration should not be contracted to for-profit companies.

However, whereas previous research has explored and identified a link between social conditions and health, a clear and extensive model theorizing the mechanisms of incarceration, their connection to worsened health, and exacerbation of health disparities among the most impacted populations is missing from the literature (Link et al. 2010; Williams et al. 2010; Adler and Stewart 2010).

In the years since his incarceration, he had accumulated an extensive history of trouble, according to the State Department of Correctional Services.

Persons with high levels of trauma exposure had invariably experienced extensive human rights violations such as torture, incarceration and other forms of politically motivated abuses.

The CHWs' work includes extensive outreach prior to and following release from incarceration.

A 58-year-old African American male presented with profuse diarrhea and severe dehydration after right hemicolectomy, extensive distal ileal resection, ileostomy, and colostomy placement post-small bowel incarceration 9 weeks before.

Images of sex, incarceration, homelessness, and rural America were all subjects he thoroughly covered in his extensive body of work.