Sentence The phrase 'client length' is not technically correct in written English.
You would need to use the phrase 'client loyalty' to express what you are trying to say. For example, "We strive to foster client loyalty by providing excellent customer service."
Each client's length of stay is determined by their presenting problem and specific care requirements.
To top it off, while Uhrig and Sonner did defend their erstwhile client at length, protesting his innocence and backing his assertion of self-defense, they also all but called him disturbed.
Each topic in Seeking Safety is independent of the others and can be conducted as a single session or over multiple sessions, depending on the client's length of stay and needs.
Since only the above two schemes cannot provide the best system performance, to make the packet scheduling more flexible, many prior works have been carried out to select the most appropriate video presentation or even code the video source to match the time-varying channel states [7 10] or control the client buffer length [1].
Information about clients' average length of treatment stay was not reported.
Adjusting to account for clients with lengths of stay in HC of less than 1 year, the AE incidence rate per client-year was 10.1%95%5% CI 8.4%too 11.8%); 56% of AEs were judged preventable.
Adjusting the analysis to account for clients with lengths of stay on HC of less than 1 year, the AE incidence rate per client-year was 10.1%9595% CI 8.4%too 11.8%).
Then, it performs field extraction and inference of their types by taking into consideration statistical correlations between different messages or other associations with meta-data such as message length, client or server IP addresses.
Mr. Moreno's lawyer, Joseph Tacopina, said his client spoke at length with the intoxicated woman on repeated visits to her apartment and "succumbed to physical contact," but did not have sex with her.
Beforehand, he, the agency and client discussed at length what style the photos should be.
