That is because people are often afraid to commit because of uncertain moving dates, Mr. Walsh said.
Teachers had always attributed my reading problems to the fact that I was bilingual, or they thought I was behind because of moving so often between countries.
His prolonged stay at the embassy, he said, was necessary because of moves in the US to prosecute him over WikiLeaks' publishing activities, a move that would "put all publishers and journalists at risk".
Wilkinson's customised care was possible because of moves towards personal budgets in adult social care, although it also required the interventions of a family, a community organisation, and a volunteer.
Singapore, as well as many other Asian nations, has seen property prices rise because of moves by Western countries to make cheap credit available.
Parfit's theory has often been called "revisionary," in part because of moves like this one (see, e.g., Rovane 1998, 11; Martin 1998, 15).
In the questionnaire group, 149 (91.4%) participants completed all three screenings and 14 withdrew because of moving out of the area (n = 13) or preterm delivery (n = 1).
Over the 5 years of follow-up, 11 patients dropped out because of moving to another city; the final follow-up data thus included 188 (94%) patients.
Seven participants withdrew before the start and a further n=18 participants later withdrew consent because of moving out of the area, family or personal health issues.
During the 3-y period, only 66 persons were lost to follow-up because of moving from the study area, without developing incident functional disability, which provided a follow-up rate of 99.5%.
