An A.D.H.D. diagnosis often results in a family's paying for a child's repeated visits to doctors for assessments or prescription renewals.
Miss Sunda, who is single and works as a facilitator for a special education program, has never owned a property, and paid repeated visits to inspect a duplex house she thought was worth $175,000 to $200,000.
An example of high experience (coded H with the participant number in quotes) was a regular follow-up by a nurse and a doctor within the context of an FMG with repeated visits to both professionals specifically.
Methods based on presence-absence (Royle & Nichols, 2003) or counts (Royle, 2004) of a given species over repeated visits to a given number of sites have also been used to estimate abundance.
"Repeated visits to a church, a gym, a bar or a bookie tell a story not told by any single visit, as does one's not visiting any of those places in the course of a month," wrote Judge Douglas H. Ginsburg.
A process server said in a court filing that repeated visits to three addresses listed for Whitaker's company and his law firm turned up nothing other than dark, locked offices.
THREE years ago, Robert M. MacPherson, a developer, was looking for some land on the Interstate 395 corridor in Norwich, Conn., for a Home Depot, but after repeated visits had found no parcel that was suitable in terms of size and location.
The emergence of a merchant class and repeated visits by Mr. Kim to different cities in China were taken as signs that the North was cautiously embracing elements of a market economy.
Of particular importance is the ability to discuss the research with both parents of a potential participant through repeated visits.
