Sentence examples for lower levels of crime from inspiring English sources

A recent review of the literature for Her Majesty's Chief Inspector of Constabulary by Ben Bradford concluded that there was not enough evidence to say that higher numbers of police officers was the direct cause of lower levels of crime.

A: A recent review of the literature commissioned by HMIC concluded that there was not enough evidence to say that higher numbers of police officers was the direct cause of lower levels of crime, although extra officers have the potential to cut some forms of recorded crime.

Separate negative binominal analyses for each crime type showed that more directed patrols per day were related to lower levels of subsequent crime for both crime types, and a quicker response was related to lower crime for residential theft from vehicle.

Using ordinary least squares regression, this study found that, on average, participants who viewed a CPTED lot had statistically (p < 0.05) lower levels of fear of crime than participants who viewed either the disorderly or greened lot conditions.

Recent research by David Hemenway of the Harvard Injury Control Research Center and University of Vermont economics professor Sara Solnick found that actual use of a gun in self-defense is rare and that "states with higher levels of household gun ownership have higher levels of firearm crime and do not have lower levels of other types of crime".

What today's government analysis reveals is that happier places tend to have lower levels of ill-health, crime and unemployment.

Long-term associations with child behavioural outcomes at 15 years old included lower levels of involvement in crime and fewer sexual partners, but there were no programme effects on delinquency and acting out in school [ 14].

The NRPA report even cites studies finding lower levels of aggression, violence and crime in Chicago housing projects with views of vegetation than in those without.

But they will respond to the calls of my paying neighbors and, as a result, I will enjoy a lower level of neighborhood crime.

Many analysts claim that is why poorer countries in the region with lower levels of inequality have less gratuitous violent crime.

Gentrifying neighbourhoods where there is population turnover are characterised by a fragmentation of neighbourhood social networks, so at least in the short term, there's instability, lower levels of informal social control and more crime".