Sentence examples for household inviting from inspiring English sources

Two aimed to promote early presentation in malignant melanoma: a poster and leaflet campaign in the West of Scotland (MacKie et al, 2003); and a media campaign followed by a leaflet to every household inviting every adult with risk factors for a skin check in one city in Italy (Rossi et al, 2000).

Earlier this year Sweden's government delivered leaflets to 4.8m Swedish households, inviting them to consider how they could best cope in a situation of "major strain … in which society's normal services are not working as they usually do".

The panel was set up by the data company by inviting households to join the panel via letter or e-mail, with addresses obtained from mailing lists.

After inviting 1,000 households to participate in the survey (approximately 3 300 people), 2 485 individuals or 75.3% of the potential sample participated.

A letter inviting this selected household member to participate in the survey was sent to each sampled subject, who was contacted thereafter by phone and interviewed using computer assisted telephone interview (CATI) software to manage dialling and data collection.

A letter inviting one specific household member to participate in the survey was sent to each sampled subject, who was contacted thereafter by phone and interviewed using computer-assisted telephone interview software to manage dialling and data collection.

C.B.: "Inviting you home.

Data were collected by inviting a large team of household survey interviewers, who were still in the field, to complete a self-administered semi-structured questionnaire and provide answers based on the most recent interview they had conducted with a mother of a newborn child.

No household would consider moving to a new location without formally inviting the domovoy to join it.

Address a separate invitation in a separate envelope to each woman you are inviting, even if 2 or more of them live in the same household.

Persons with laboratory-confirmed pandemic (H1N1) 2009 and their household members were sent a letter and/or received a telephone call inviting them to participate.