Sentence examples for change postal from inspiring English sources

73.7% of those in these birth cohorts did not change postal codes over the 1991 1995 period.

Failing to receive the outcome M was independently associated with a higher Charlson comorbidity score (OR = 1.06 per one unit increase in score, 95% confidence interval 1.03-1.09), having a male physician (OR = 1.05, 95% confidence interval 1.02-1.05), and having changed postal codes within one year after the re-exposure M (OR = 1.63, 95% confidence interval 1.53-1.73).

The recession hit, and a change in postal regulations left her with higher mailing costs than payroll.

Attempts were made to give the new smaller dollars out as change in postal transactions, and to force their use by U.S. military personnel in Europe; both failed.

The delivery delay would be a byproduct of the closure of 252 mail processing plants more than half of the total, a change the postal service announced in September.

-- Moscow's city government announced Monday that it will consider a request from a Russian parliament member to change the postal address of the U.S. Embassy in Moscow to 1 North American Dead-end.

Exposures were updated with change in postal code of residence and weighted by time spent in multiple residences.

We identified for each woman whether she had moved by 12 months following the index date by searching for a change in postal code.

We were able to identify a primary care physician for 99.2% of the study population one year after the date of the re-exposure M. At that time, 5.9% of women had moved to a different address (evidenced by a change in postal code).> Women in the lowest urban income quintile were less likely to reattend for screening after the index date (71.1%) compared to the highest income quintile.

The change from postal mail to electronic communication has also driven down the collector value of stamps, even as it has raised their face value price.

For example, during a time of a change in postal rates and insufficient time to print new stamps, stamps of one denomination may have a figure designating the new denomination printed over the old one.