Sentence examples for sample of prisoners from inspiring English sources

Face-to-face, baseline interviews were conducted in a sample of prisoners within 6 weeks of expected release from seven prisons in Queensland, Australia, from 2008 to 2010, with telephone follow-up interviews 1, 3 and 6 months postrelease.

This is the first report on psychological characteristics in a large sample of prisoners.

One of the first to be rigorously evaluated was Project Greenlight, a quasi-randomised trial of an intervention delivered to a sample of prisoners in New York State in the eight weeks before their release from custody.

The sample of prisoners comprised only men, whereas 26 of the LTU (37.9%) were women.

The study was conducted in a sample of prisoners, many with a history of IDU, and thus with a high the prevalence of PD (72.5 %).

In 1996, NSW Justice Health surveyed a cross-sectional random sample of prisoners from 27 male and two female correctional services, stratified for age, gender and indigenous origin.

A detective donned a laboratory coat and pretended to be taking samples of prisoners' saliva for tuberculosis tests.

Through mandatory sampling of prisoners and other known criminals, states are rapidly expanding their computer databases of DNA profiles, which allow investigators to compare tiny bits of biological evidence from crime scenes against pools of potential suspects.

Dr Grounds referred back to research in the early 1990s by professors John Gunn and Tony Maden, who analysed samples of prisoners to discover how many were in clinical need of transfer to an NHS psychiatric bed.

Concurrently, the second critical and large body of research has examined the strong and persistent cross-sectional associations between substance abuse and crime among adults (Bennett & Holloway, 2009), often using samples of prisoners.

At the time of the study, this sample population of prisoners had been in prison on average for 26 months (SD 25.74 months) and only 9% had served 5 years or more.