As the title suggests, they found that among applicants who were able to collect benefits from Medicaid, food stamps, Temporary Assistance for Needy Families, and Supplemental Security Income, immigrants more frequently opted out of taking the assistance than native-born Americans.
Parents frequently opt for 14 months, with the father taking 2 months.
I often point out that sources like "Webster's New World College Dictionary" say it's fine to use the word "healthy" as a synonym for "healthful," meaning "promoting good health". Yet I applaud the Los Angeles Times' habit of frequently opting for the more conservative "healthful" in its weekly Health section.
These women, showing (at least temporary) lower fertility intentions, may opt more frequently for flexible and non-marital living arrangements.
Nowadays, more and more opt to celebrate here.
A recent randomised controlled trial reported that patients who were offered inhaled insulin opted more frequently for a treatment that included insulin than patients in the control group who were offered standard treatments [ 17].
Teaching vocabulary within a contextualized situation is highly influential compared to current approaches, and integrating post-speaking activities with an acting is opted for more frequently, as learners are required to use implicitly acquired structures in another productive skill, with the philosophy ⿿language as a means⿿.
As a result, having a facility to bill app purchases directly to your prepaid mobile phone account is not only more convenient, but might actually be opted for more frequently than in markets where users already have accounts with iTunes, Amazon and the rest based on their credit card accounts.
Significant differences were observed for the amount of weekly exercise (p ≤ 0.001) where those who excercised more frequently were also more likely to opt for a non-invasive test than a colonoscopy (Table 4).
Consumers may be able to opt out of sharing their information on a daily basis, and opt in to sharing more frequently gathered data.
