The United Arab Emirates is an infrequent but not completely new client: it purchased rocket launchers and infantry vehicles from Russian producers in 2000 and in the mid-1990's.
8. Respond to Our (Infrequent) Emails: Often, when a prospective client asks us for a proposal, they ask us to "hold the date".
8. Respond to Our (Infrequent) Emails: Often, when a prospective client asks us for a proposal, they ask us to "hold the date". This is perfectly understandable.
The client sample might include infrequent and regular attenders, with the intention of getting a diversity of views.
In an earlier study we found that client-clinician contact in outpatient forensic psychiatry may be too brief, infrequent, and setting specific for clinicians to acquire the comprehensive view of their clients' life and functioning necessary for adequate risk assessment [ 20].
For example, a wash sale can be triggered by infrequent events outside of tax-loss harvesting trading including a client changing their risk score or a withdrawal.
In rural areas we did home visits because for the most part our clients were too poor to come into the city on expensive and infrequent public transport, or busy with cattle that could not accommodate an afternoon's absence.
The client is uniquely identified by the pair (ip address, client id) so name collisions are infrequent.
There were infrequent or absent spot checks by PIU staff to check records, and limited ad hoc observations and client interviews.
We do have an opt-in procedure where clients can request our newsletters on our website and when people opt-out, which is infrequent, we remove them from our database.
The application of existing client outcome evaluation methods is proving quite burdensome for human service agencies, and the utilization of results is infrequent, such as for continuous quality improvement [Evaluation and Program Planning 16 (1993) 325].
