Sentence examples for attendance and knowledge from inspiring English sources

In a similar model, acceptance of evolution was predicted by education, religious denomination, frequency of church attendance and knowledge of evolutionary terms.

Skilled delivery attendance was our primary outcome; secondary outcomes included antenatal care attendance and knowledge on Safe Motherhood issues.

Our findings that antenatal care attendance and knowledge of complications have significant protective effect against near-miss are relevant in this regard.

In addition to the primary study outcome which was the coverage of skilled delivery attendance, we also analyzed secondary outcomes which were ANC attendance and knowledge on Safe Motherhood issues.

Although attendance, satisfaction, and knowledge outcomes were good, only a third of residents completed the IRAT, suggesting that excluding it from class-time was not successful.

Measures included the MATE scale of evolution acceptance, as well as questions about religious denomination, frequency of religious service attendance, educational attainment and knowledge of evolutionary terms.

Low attendance and our recent knowledge of the deep cruelties of animal training have done away with the glitter of the circus.

Since there is now compelling evidence of Somali women's consistent higher risk of adverse obstetric outcomes future studies should also focus on interventions for Somali women aiming at improving antenatal care attendance and enhancing their knowledge of health behavior.

The lack of association between training attendance and clinician attitudes and knowledge is remarkable.

The questionnaire comprised 64 questions (with mainly 5-point Likert scale response options) divided into the following sections: demographic details and health characteristics, breast cancer risk factors, past and current breast screening attendance, knowledge and views about breast screening and views about alternative methods of arranging screening for older women.

Water-and-sanitation-borne diseases such as diarrhoea and worms hinder child growth and adversely affect school attendance, knowledge retention and overall educational performance.