Sentence examples for frequency of crime from inspiring English sources

Mark Warr, a criminologist and sociology professor at the University of Texas at Austin, made a similar point, telling the AP that the frequency of crime does not warrant the level of fear associated with it.

A test was required to determine whether the frequency of crime varied non-randomly over time.

Figure 4 Standardised residual values for estimation methods showing that the start, mid-point and end methods significantly overestimate the frequency of crime at certain times of day.

For youths and adults, our findings question Hirschi and Gottfredson's (1983) assumption that the prevalence and frequency of crime invariantly declines in early adulthood.

If offending is less common in adulthood than in adolescence, then we would expect the prevalence and frequency of crime among adults to be more concentrated.

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.

In adolescents the frequency of crimes without vaginal, oral or anal penetration was five times higher (Table 1).

We chose to restrict our analysis to only those studies that provided "complete" prevalence or frequency distributions of crime.

Also, in order to detect if there is any decreasing trend in the data the frequency of the crime tweets compared to the distance from the crime incident is further analysed (Fig. 5b).