Sentence examples for attendance a study from inspiring English sources

Despite the high antenatal care attendance, a study in Rufiji showed that compliance with emergency referral advice is low.

Benefits of ECD attendance A study conducted by UNICEF DR Congo in 2008 shows that ECD attendance helps preschool-age children make their transition to primary school – and not only in an academic sense.

The patients who visited at ED on the dates with higher BOR were more likely to re-attend the ED within 3 days for hospitals A and B. There was no significant association between BOR and ED re-attendance rate in hospital C. A study using time series data has been conducted to explore the factors associated with the unplanned 3-day ED re-attendance rate.

We then used multivariate Generalized Estimating Equation (GEE) analysis to test the relationship between attendance at a study visit after baseline enrollment at visit 1 and independent variables over time.

Higher levels of skilled birth attendance were reported in a study in Kenya (49.6%) [ 15], which could be explained by differing cultural norms and relative inaccessibility of health institutions in our study area as compared to the Kenyan study.

Even at the junior level (despite government figures suggesting full attendance), dropout rates are high: a study of rural students in four provinces found they ranged between more than one-sixth to nearly a third.Some quit school because of the cost; in contrast to many other countries, the upper years charge for tuition.

An attendance of 80% would imply a study population of approximately 12.000 persons.

In the authors' experience it is desirable, in addition, to have a second member of staff available with expertise in the technique during attendance of study subjects, a factor worth considering in planning.

None of the maternal well-being factors (depressive symptoms, negative life events, or relationship satisfaction) were significantly associated with children's center-based care attendance, a finding consistent with studies of United States samples (Tang et al. 2012; Yoshikawa 2001) and another Norwegian sample (see Zachrisson et al. 2013b).

First, a study requiring the physical attendance or visits to personnel was not practical.

However, there was still a significant increase in postnatal attendance among study participants at all sites after implementation of intervention.