The higher the fraction of unmarried men in a population, the greater the frequency of theft, fraud, rape, and murder".
Preventing theft There is good news for owners of at-risk car models: The frequency of theft claims for cars and SUVs has declined since 1998, even while average insurance payments per claim have increased.
Although the total number is small at 1,090 claims, the insurance bureau said the frequency of thefts probably is underreported because of the way that the industry collects and labels the data.
Ultimately, it would come down to whether the nature of the searches and their frequency are reasonable bearing in mind the extent of the problem (eg theft by employees) that the employer is seeking to address.
To counter that kind of confusion, Apple describes a system through which a signal filter is a first step to eliminate completely innocuous action, like calmly carrying a device in a pocket, as well as specialized theft detection circuitry tuned to "detect certain acceleration frequency spectra characteristic of theft".
It has a claim frequency of just 1.7 thefts per 1,000 insured vehicle years, but the average loss value per Z06 claim is almost $42,000.
In some contexts, the ease with which cell phone plans are switched and phone numbers changed as well as the frequency of cell phone thefts leave open the question of the most effective means of maintaining long-term contact to deliver healthcare services.
These criteria were developed by the Port St .Lucie, FL Police Department (PSLPD) based on the geography of the jurisdiction, the frequency of residential burglary and residential theft from vehicle crime in the city, as well as what is realistic for police response with the agency's available resources.
A comparison of theft and density rank order frequencies shows a significant positive relationship (Kendall's τ b = 0.491, p < 0.001) (Figure 2).
The 2007 Cadillac Escalade ESV, a full-size luxury SUV, has the highest theft-claim frequency of any vehicle by a long shot.
Of all the things that radio frequency identification technology was supposed to do for retailers simplifying inventory management and supply chain issues, for instance creating a new type of theft wasn't one of them.
