The phrase "attend population" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is intended by this phrase, as "attend" typically refers to being present at an event or gathering, while "population" refers to a group of individuals in a specific area.
Example: "The researchers aimed to attend to the population's needs during the study."
Alternatives: "address the population" or "serve the population".
The secondary objective is to know the prevalence and distribution of mental disorders in primary care attended population.
Practices in Austria, Germany, and Switzerland reported on the yearly attending population; in the other countries practice size was based on the number of patients listed.
Other variables were sex (male/female); age (young adult, 19 to 24; adult, 25 44; older adult, 45 64; elderly, 65 79; oldest adult, 80+); socioeconomic status (deprivation quintiles: Q1, least deprived, to Q5, most deprived); number of visits during previous 12 months, categorized as continuous or as no visits; and quartiles of attended population (0, 1 2, 3 5, 6 10, ≥11).
The report acknowledges, "The parishes that served the Church for hundreds and hundreds of years are no longer closely aligned with the world's Catholic population and certainly not its most frequently Mass attending populations.
These individuals were ascertained from women attending population-based mammographic screening, which in Australia is targeted towards women over 50, although some younger women are included.
AIRTum: Associazione Italiana Registri Tumori; ISTAT: Istituto Nazionale di Statistica; GISCi: Gruppo Italiano Screening del Cervicocarcinoma The aim of the present study was to measure the prevalence of different HPV types in the general population attending population-based screening programmes in Rome and southern Italy and to compare the data with previously published Italian studies.
Doctor Borra affirmed that the government is working to attend this population with a cross-sectorial and comprehensive approach in fighting chronic malnutrition.
But I'm going to throw it out here to the rest of you to debate as well because I'm really curious as to what the general, wedding-attending population thinks about this.
While the report says there is not an overt concern considering that at least 90percentt of Toronto's school-attending population born past 1970 have full immunization TPH has advised people to check their immunization records anyway, and visit their doctor immediately if concerned about possible symptoms.
In the Colombian case as a developing country, for instance, these hospitals have implemented tele-medicine services for attending vulnerable population in far and poor areas, showing benefits of using NREN's infrastructure.
