Sherman (1995, p 36) defines crime hot spots as 'small places in which the occurrence of crime is so frequent that it is highly predictable, at least over a 1-year period and this paper examines hot spots over 12 36 months.
"It's highly predictable that old sibling roles are going to emerge again".
It was highly predictable that people would prefer contact labelled "therapy" rather than the control.
"It was highly predictable".
Because the penile arteries are smaller than arteries supplying other areas of the body, the first symptoms of atherosclerosis may manifest as ED, making ED one of the best predictors of CVD., – Coronary artery disease is a CVD that is highly predictable by the presence of ED.
For example in Figure 1b, it is clearly visible that RAS2 is highly predictable of the particular SNP allele whereas RAS1 is highly inaccurate.
A statistical fit to the data showed that this carbon accumulation is highly predictable, with maximum accumulation rates at around 9 years after the start of the successional process.
"If crime at locations is highly predictable over long periods, there is often something fundamentally wrong with how the place is managed by its owner that makes it a crime hotspot.
Some authors argue that the anticoagulant effect of a fixed dose of all of these new agents is highly predictable and claim that there is no evidence that (re- thrombosis ore- thrombosisrelates with any measured biorogic activity or drug concentrations in plasma [ 24].
Even if withdrawal bleeding in CHC users is highly predictable, our data indicate that use of the HFI as reference point is the better choice.Starting prevention at the last day of pill intake would also be optimal to prevent most of the episodes, which are very disabling, long-lasting and difficult to treat.
Across all sports, we find that game outcome is highly predictable, even after only a small number of scoring events (Figure 7).
