Sentence examples for frequent address from inspiring English sources

Modern CIP needs to accommodate for the changes in credit files, lack of car/home ownership and frequent address changes this population exhibits.

We also found that immigrant TB cases were admitted to emergency care more than native cases; although the health system in Spain is universal this type of service is more accessible than a specialist clinic (where an appointment is necessary) to persons with frequent address changes or an undocumented legal status, both common characteristics in the foreign-born population.

In addition, frequent address changes sometimes prevented patients from completing the necessary paperwork required to maintain their health insurance.

These populations tend to have frequent address changes and lower rates of literacy, resulting in lower rates of participation with mailed surveys.

The difficulty of locating addresses and frequent change of address in less privileged settings in Brazil compounded this problem.

He was also CEO of the Raffaello Follieri Foundation, upon whose board Anne sat, though she never asked to see the tax returns, preferring instead to give frequent keynote addresses on how hot his job made her.

So, it engenders great anxiety and since my appointment at the end of March, and even more so since I assumed office at the beginning of July, the most frequent question addressed to me has been: 'What does this mean?'.

The three most frequent nouns addressing worst experience were "anxiety" (n = 25), "chemotherapy" (n = 25), and "diagnosis" (n = 16).

A frequent topic addressed in validation studies is the respondent's ability to precisely recall sick leave duration within a specified timeframe.

The most frequent PSDs addressed in the literature were not specific ones, directly linkable to the ICF categories of mental functions, activity limitations or participation restrictions, but broad areas of psychosocial functioning, such as psychopathological symptoms (53% of papers) or global disability and functioning (37%).

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