Sentence examples for modelling suicides from from inspiring English sources

One of the challenges of analysing and modelling suicides from a macroscopic perspective is a long time lag in their reporting in official statistics.

To model the lifetime prevalence of suicide using data on completed suicides from one English Health District and community-based rates of prevalence of affective disorders.

However, attempts to prevent suicide in these areas and WHO's global suicide prevention strategy are largely modelled on findings from research and models of suicide prevention developed in the West.

You couldn't always tell the honor suicides from the other suicides.

To study the key means of suicides, we perform the subset MCA for the first five means of suicides from Table 6, since these means of suicides contribute almost 94% of the total suicides.

We collected information on suicide attempts from the Patient Register and information on suicides from the Cause of Death Register.

From the annual suicide risk estimates obtained, we modeled the cumulative suicide risk within the first 20 years on a hypothetical cohort.

As outlined before, direct modelling of suicide risk is difficult because of low base rate of suicides.

The model results from examining suicide attempts and completed suicide in a large cohort of patients who underwent suicide assessment in a regional health service.

This might be expected, given that similarity bias reduces the set of models from whom suicide behaviour can be learned.

Both prestige and similarity bias act to reduce the subset of potential models from whom suicide-related behaviour can be learned.