Sentence examples for assess attendance from inspiring English sources

A Regression Discontinuity design was used to assess attendance outcomes for 700 children.

At the end of each lecture, students had to write the answer to a single question about some of the explained contents (a 1-min paper), which was also used to assess attendance to and participation in the session.

Entry into Specialty Care metrics were comprised of measures of accessibility (46 metrics) with few assessing attendance at the specialist visit.

A meta-analysis of UK studies [ 6] assessing attendance for antenatal care has highlighted a dearth of good quality research identifying the factors that contribute to poor antenatal attendance according to any measures of social class, deprivation, exclusion or ethnicity.

The first one was open during the lecture and was used as a proxy to assess classroom attendance.

Nest sites were observed twice daily from mid-May to late-August to assess individual attendance and reproductive success.

We could not assess Hajj attendance of Saudi residents, and some patients may have been residents who did not attend Hajj; therefore, these calculations may overestimate the attack rate.

Our hypotheses were: a) that CMD, AUD and cognitive impairment, assessed at attendance for HIV-testing, would be independently associated with non-attendance for post-test counselling; b) that the same exposures would be independently associated with non-attendance at the antiretroviral (ART) treatment centre (among those receiving a HIV diagnosis).

The primary outcomes for assessment of MICHI were: 1) feasibility of the programme, as assessed by attendance rate, user acceptance, and fidelity of implementation, and 2) preliminary data on the response to treatment assessed by the change in depressive symptoms, as measured by the CDRS-R total score.

Meanwhile, inside, a smaller crowd of somewhat less ordinary Americans was gathering for a somewhat less standard tour... Tells how the latter group consisted of donors who undertook to give the Democratic Party two hundred and fifty thousand dollars--the largest sum ever assessed for attendance at a political event.

They were assessed by attendance.