Sentence examples for violence characteristics from inspiring English sources

To understand the violence characteristics and the individual risk factors for both the married women victims and the perpetrator partners are the objectives of this study.

They are, he writes, "entwined with an endless cycle of spiraling violence... characteristic of moments of rupture and (re)foundation".

I'm reluctant to say anything more than the obvious: that it's horrible, but violence is characteristic of American life.

"Such a mixture of gentleness and violence is characteristic of the Thai people and their culture," the Thai poet Montri Umavijani wrote.

For the ancient Athenians who practiced an incipient, albeit limited form of democracy (one that we surely aim to surpass), violence was characteristic of the master-slave relationship, not that of free citizens.

Sexual violence and maternal characteristics were self-reported in postal questionnaires during pregnancy.

In the bivariate analysis, chi-square tests were used to assess the associations between exposure to each of the physical and the non-physical violence and participant characteristics.

Differential reporting of violence across different characteristics of the respondents was observed in other studies [ 22] and additional dynamics can be introduced by changes in attitudes towards violence in the society.

Surveys were translated and back-translated to ensure accuracy and collected data on a variety of topics, including but not limited to emotional health, gender-based violence and sociodemographic characteristics.

For example, Koenig and colleagues [ 9] found that for women living in a culturally conservative area of Bangladesh, individual membership in short-term credit groups and high individual women's autonomy were associated with an increased risk of violence, but community characteristics were not significant.

Is violence a hereditary characteristic?