Sentence examples for transient person from inspiring English sources

She's a very transient person.

Then I thought, I'm a transient person.

Furthermore, the population of the geographical area assigned to the hospitals that participated in the study was mainly urban, with a high percentage of transient persons and immigrants not counted in the census.

Moreover, the population is predominantly rural (54%), with a low rate of transient persons and immigrants not counted in the census, but also with more difficulties accessing the hospitals and probably a lower rate of detection of severe sepsis before admission to the ICU.

Recruit populations are highly transient, as persons are frequently added or removed for various medical, dental, legal, or physical performance reasons.

Two patients developed transient headache, one person severe, and four patients showed transient fatigue.

Two patients developed transient headache, one person severe, and four patients exhibited transient fatigue.

Learning that would help us find out whether that change matters for a microbiome, or whether it's a lot of transients getting passed from person to person.

A question comes to mind: if there is a "transient" occupancy tax upon persons, unless exempt, who rent hotel/motel rooms, does this, by definition, make these people, "transients?" Answer: Visitors to Santa Monica, as well as elsewhere, might take offense if they knew that they were considered "transients" in the negative use of that word.

"State and local health departments in the affected areas are prioritizing vaccination to individuals at highest risk of acquiring infection (e.g. injection/non injection drug users, men who have sex with men, persons in transient living conditions, recently incarcerated, individuals with chronic liver disease)," Bryant wrote in an email.

Studies examining the acute effects of transient exposure have identified persons with cardiovascular conditions such as ischemic heart disease, heart failure, or hypertension as being particularly susceptible to ambient air pollution (Goldberg et al. 2001; Hoek et al. 2001) frequently linked to vehicular traffic.