Sentence examples for studies that victims from inspiring English sources

The text of the proposed law states that Congress and the United States Department of Justice concluded after many hearings and studies that "victims of gender-motivated violence frequently face a climate of condescension, indifference and hostility in the court system".

Studies find that victims of multiple assaults have higher levels of PTSD than victims of only one assault.

Sometimes, there were contradictory interpretations of the utility of the trial findings within the same source: "One of the few randomized studies available reported that victims whose positive screen results were communicated to their physicians had no better outcomes than women who were simply given a referral card (MacMillan et al., 2009).

A number of studies also report that victims of child maltreatment are more likely to have emotional difficulties and psychiatric disorders.

In addition, there is some controversy in the literature about the relative associations of the different types of bullying behavior with suicidal ideation: most studies support that victims are more likely to report suicidal thoughts compared to perpetrators, while other studies have found that those who are both victims and perpetrators have the highest risk [ 13- 15, 17, 19, 25, 26].

Other studies found that victims were most likely to transmit Ebola in its later stages, so finding cases early was more likely to disrupt transmission.

However, studies show that victims who seek help from the courts are far safer than those who don't.

In 2000, a small Danish study that cooled stroke victims for six hours with a stream of cold air found that only half as many of the cooled patients died as the uncooled ones.

And another study reported that victims are more likely to suffer heart problems later in life.

The study found that victims and often their children lived with abuse for an average of 2.7 years.

The study shows that victims' strongest reactions are feeling angry (58percentt), annoyed (51percentt) and cheated (40percentt), and in many cases, they blame themselves for being attacked.