Sentence examples for range of suicide from inspiring English sources
Three decades later, despite improvements in psychiatric and emergency care medicine, a range of suicide prevention barriers and policies and, arguably, some degree of social, political and personal empowerment, the number in 2012 had risen to 4,590.
Three decades later, thanks to improvements in psychiatric and emergency care medicine, to a range of suicide prevention barriers and policies and, perhaps, to gradual social, political and personal empowerment, the number in 2012 had almost halved to 1,391.
This increase in panel numbers indicates that a much broader range of suicide prevention expertise and experiences was drawn upon in the guideline re-development.
In addition, the range of suicide genes which can be delivered with such targeting devices can be expanded by the use of high capacity adenoviral vectors, which allow combinations of suicide genes to be expressed and thus increase therapeutic effect without loss of selectivity.
The Life Attitude Schedule (LAS) measures a broad range of suicide-related behaviors, including life-enhancing and life-threatening behaviors.
aaverage rate, range of annual suicide attempts 0.03 to 0.08 per 100,000; baverage rate, range of annual suicide attempts 7.4 to 163.0 per 100,000; csex rates for suicide attempts include one suicide; dIncidence figures do not include those admitted to the intensive care unit.
The range of reported suicide rates across the publications is 0.43 (Pakistan) to 331.0 (elderly people in a sub-district in India) per population of 100,000.
When assessing the suicide risk of self-harm patients, one must remember that results with low specificity are to be assumed in this population due to the wide range of the suicide intent and the actual degree of seriousness in the attempt.
The SITBI-G is a semi-structured interview used to assess the presence, frequency, and characteristics of a wide range of SITBs, including suicidal ideation, suicide plans, suicide gestures, suicide attempts, and both thoughts of NSSI and NSSI itself.
Drawing from a range of sources including suicide notes and martyrdom videos, Lankford concludes that terrorists often exhibit typical symptoms of suicidal tendencies, and even disaffected teen-age shooters fantasize about the symbolic and theatrical impact of their rampages.
By exploring a broad range of immune and suicide efficacies in combination with variable degrees of population structure (from a well-mixed population to a fully structured population with no migration), simulations reveal a spectrum of evolutionary behaviors characterized by the acquisition of one, two or all three classes of defense mechanisms.
