Sentence examples for suicide frequency from inspiring English sources

The predominance of suicide within the accessible and moderately accessible regions supports Top End data from 1991-1998 (Pander and Ben-Tovim 2002) but is in contrast to National data identifying greater suicide frequency in rural areas (Henley and Harrison 2004; Australian Bureau of Statistics 2010).

However the stark reality in the domain of mental health is that suicide, frequency of readmission, prolonged use of medication and social impairment have shown no discernible difference.

The freely-available program SaTScan™ [25] was used to detect spatial, temporal, and spatiotemporal clusters in the suicide frequency data generated by the agent-based model.

As the amplitude has been found [12], [16] to be associated with absolute suicide numbers, suicide frequency was included as a predictor.

It was hypothesized that absolute suicide numbers are related to the strength of seasonality in suicides [15], which, from a mathematical point of view, is a logically consistent assumption: When the absolute suicide frequency is higher, seasonal variation increases.

For a more formal approach, we applied linear regression models, where the amplitude was predicted by two explanatory variables: absolute suicide frequency (deseasonalized yearly trend, estimated by 13-month centered moving average) and time.

The difference of lowest and highest suicide frequencies in the course of a year therefore equals twice the amplitude.

This is achieved by complex demodulation [20], which estimates amplitude and location of peak continuously from the original time series of monthly suicide frequencies.

However, Nock et al. offered an alternative to Joiner's theory based off their findings that individuals with more extensive histories of NSSI were more likely to attempt suicide but the frequency of their NSSI was not linked to suicidality [47].

"Depression" consists of at least several separate diseases: ■ Melancholic illness, meaning deep sadness, an inclination to suicide and a frequency of psychosis.

With exception of the bad agreement in the test-retest reliability for the lifetime frequency of suicide gestures and suicide attempts, moderate to very good agreements were found for the lifetime frequency of suicidal thoughts, suicidal plans, thoughts of NSSI, and NSSI.