Sentence examples for a decrease in attendance from inspiring English sources

Compared to previous homeless studies, there was an increase in attending a GP, a decrease in those attending outpatient departments and a trend towards a decrease in attendance at A & E. A number of studies have shown an increased rate of infectious diseases in the homeless population compared to the general population and this was reviewed in 2014 by Fazel et al. [ 15].

And while they also experienced a decrease in attendance the last two years, the one this season is more pronounced.

We observed a decrease in attendance to the learning activities and non-conformance with the standardized set goals and approaches.

The proportion of participants on one or more prescription medication was higher than in previous studies (81% vs. 32% in 1997 and 49% in 2005) and there was a decrease in attendance at outpatients departments (17% vs. 27% in 2005) and a trend towards a decrease in attendance at Accident and Emergency departments (A & E) (29% vs. 37% in 2005).

When the number of women participating in maternal and neonatal health services increases, the resources (staff, drugs, logistics, and supplies) in the health facilities are depleted, leading to frustration resulting from effects of poor service delivery such as long waiting times and drug stock outs, which results in a decrease in attendance, thus demonstrating a balancing loop.

Although not statistically significant there was a trend towards a decrease in attendance at A & E in 2011 compared to 2005 (29% vs. 37%, χ = 2.5, df = 1, p = 0.1131) and there was also a small increase in the number of participants who were hospital inpatients in the previous 6 months (19% vs. 22%, χ = 0.245, df = 1, p = 0.6208).

Recently, due to a dip in form of the national team subsequently causing a decrease in attendances, the FAW have been considering holding the matches at other venues such as the Liberty Stadium and the newly constructed Cardiff City Stadium.

A decrease in attendances during winter months was observed.

After a "Golden Age" during the 1960s, the 1970s were a low-point in the history of Korean cinema because of governmental censorship and a decrease in audience attendance.

This is in line with an increase in fractures found in the current study, although we noted a decrease in emergency attendance overall.

Recent trials have demonstrated that prompting letters sent to patients led to a decrease in non-attendance rates.