Sentence examples for perpetrators predicted from inspiring English sources

We found that being abused by a nuclear family member, as compared to other types of perpetrators, predicted teen pregnancies.

Overall, this study found that being abused by a nuclear family member, as compared to other types of perpetrators, predicted teenage parenthood, early marriage and divorce.

The longitudinal study of Brunstein-Klomek et al. [ 25] also failed to find a significant effect for perpetrators in predicting future suicide behavior after adjustment for psychiatric disorders.

Thompson predicted that the perpetrator of the Beltway sniper attacks would be "a teenaged boy, who plays video games" and speculated incorrectly that he "may indeed ride a bicycle to and from his shooting locations, his gun broken down and placed in a backpack while he pedals".

Although dolutegravir is not predicted to be a perpetrator of drug interactions, the effect of dolutegravir on the PK parameters of boceprevir and telaprevir was also investigated.

This study examined the power of child, perpetrator, and socio-economic characteristics to predict injury in cases of reported child physical abuse.

Essentially, Misst believes she may be able to predict cases where someone might be either a perpetrator or victim of a heinous crime in their lifetime.

Essentially, Misst reckons she may be able to predict cases where someone might be either a perpetrator or victim of a heinous crime in their lifetime.

None of us can predict the future, but when it comes to a mass rebellion against the perpetrators of global destruction, we can see a glimmer of the coming upheaval in events of the present moment.

Studies show that there are many factors that may predict whether an individual will report, including level of acquaintance with the perpetrator and whether alcohol was consumed.

Pre-Crime exists to stop crimes before they are committed; Pre-Cogs, a trio of beings who float in a nutrient-rich fluid, can predict when a crime will be committed and know the identity of the perpetrator.