Sentence examples for time of abuse from inspiring English sources

Younger ages at time of abuse were related to decreased marriage rates.

The effect size increased for each consecutive age group, suggesting that the older victims were at the time of abuse, the more likely they were to get married.

37 Such exposure is associated with worse health outcomes, which are possibly related to the developmental stage at the time of abuse, proximity to the perpetrator and the persistence and severity of the abuse.

Logistic regression analyses were used to estimate the associations between different types of adult abuse and PPD (Table  2), to estimate associations between perpetrators (known or unknown) of adult abuse and PPD (Table  3) and, finally, to estimate associations between time of abuse (recent or not) and symptoms of PPD (Table  4).

Mr. Rumsfeld spoke with no detainees, but in meetings with prison commanders and a large gathering of military police who replaced those serving during the time of abuses, the defense secretary said any acts of violence or humiliation had been carried out by a tiny fraction of the United States military in Iraq.

"Then you'll find out after one or two times (of abuse), not after three years," Lanning said.

Over time, this type of abuse can completely destroy a person's feelings of self worth and self esteem.

One important factor is the differences in methodology and time frame of abuse as well as breast feeding.

He is accused of sexually abusing two men who at the time of the abuse, were "between the ages of eight until their early teens," according to a media release put out by the Anne Arundel Police Department.

That is why no one dared to report him at the time of the abuse.

"Nineteen children and 14 adults were patients at the time of their abuse.