We supplemented this with an event-based index of absconding, calculated as the number of absconding incidents divided by the number of bed days over which they were counted (beds x days), and then multiplying by 100 to produce the absconding rate per 100 bed days (as per [ 34]).
Statistical tests of difference (ANOVA [Kruskal-Wallis for variables with non-normal distributions], χ) were used to compare the characteristics of absconding events, as well as the sociodemographic, legal and clinical profiles of absconding patients, before, during, and after the policy implementation.
But prosecutors can deny that presumption if they show a defendant is at risk of absconding.
In December, union members held several Shanghai Auto officials hostage for seven hours, accusing them of absconding with proprietary technology.
Like Kimmy, I dreamed of absconding from the small town where I lived and losing myself in the restless bustle and anonymity of big city life.
Claire, meanwhile, with her inconsistent stories and mystery bluebell, is recast not as a witness in protection, but a suspect in danger of absconding.
Last week City of Westminster magistrates remanded Assange in custody because they said he posed too high a danger of absconding.
"It is very unlikely that they present any risk of absconding while trying to obtain their passport, flight ticket and exit permit".
"We are not complacent about this issue and are looking at ways in which the risk of absconding can be reduced further.
"However, where there is a documented risk of absconding, handcuffs may be used, balanced against a number of factors, including their age.
The importance of taking this principle seriously b had been brought home to me by the results of a study of absconding from training schools (Clarke and Martin 1971).
