Sentence examples for attendance between from inspiring English sources

In total, 1442 (43%) attended for health assessment, with no significant difference attendance between the two groups (43.1% in the screened population vs. 42.0% in the unscreened population; P = 0.51).

Of 3390 eligible individuals without diabetes, 1442 (43%) attended for health assessment, with no significant difference in attendance between groups.

A potential bias in our study is that related to possible differences in ANC attendance between HIV-positive and HIV-negative women, which could make pregnant women attending ANCs not representative of pregnant women in the general population.

Although a smaller portion of the population is heading out to concerts, those who do go are going more often: orchestras reported a slight rise in total attendance between 2003 and 2007.

The gap in attendance between Disney's eight parks in Florida and California (73 million), and Universal's three parks (18 million), is still large, but a $265 million Harry Potter-themed addition to its Orlando resort is giving Universal momentum.

Moreover, the difference in educational attendance between natives and immigrants increases with age.

There was a significant reduction in the proportion attending between 21.00 and 23.59, with a significant increase in the proportion of attendances between 21.00 and 02.59.

It follows a jump of around 15% in attendances between January and April, blamed on UK-wide pressure on emergency care.

This difference in rates of non-attendance between males and females ranged from 8%to19%9% in those invited for a health check at General Practice [ 21, 23, 24].

Estimates of re-attendance in European studies range between 71 and 95%, two of which have reported comparable re-attendance between women with a false-positive screen or negative screen (O'Sullivan et al, 2001; Lampic et al, 2003), whereas two others reported lower re-attendance after previous false-positive referral (Roman et al, 2011; Seigneurin et al, 2011).

We also noted no significant difference in the days of the week of alcohol related attendances between 2005 and 2006.