Hundreds of children live in public institutions, where they have irregular access to education and health care and are deprived of family care.
In addition, irregular medication intake whether from insufficient patient education, adverse events, or socioeconomic determinants contribute to resistance.
Her education was irregular and limited, but she did attend the Rhode Island School of Design for a time.
His education was irregular: as the family fortunes rose and fell, he would be sent to cheder (Jewish religious school) or to a Russian language county school, pulled out of school entirely, or have a private tutor for a few months.
While CHNs sometimes have the option of attending workshops, these sessions are infrequent and irregular, may not count as education credit and only a limited number of nurses are able to attend.
His education was spotty and irregular, but he inherited a love of books and managed to get some verses published at age 11.
Connect has slowly shifted its business from magazine and newspaper distribution to also include education supplies, books and more recently irregular dimension and weight freight and parcel consignments.
Mrs. McIntosh saw education in its broadest sense, from conjugating irregular Greek verbs to sex education, as the way to prepare young women for the complicated balancing act she was urging on them.
This is especially challenging for parents who work irregular hours, have multiple jobs, extensive commutes, little formal education, and are unable to speak the same language that their child is being instructed in.
Those who did not begin or dropped out of BATD were more likely to be from the Sulaimaniyah governorate, have no education and be self-employed or have irregular work compared with those who completed treatment.
