Mr. Ridge directed those in attendance to cooperate fully with one another, and, asserting his new authority as the president's point man on homeland defense, declared himself in charge of the government's response to bioterrorism.
None of the obvious explanations -- socioeconomic status, age, church attendance, mobility -- fully accounts for the wide disparities in participation.
The man at the helm of Google X and Project Glass, Sergey Brin, pulled off a stunt so memorable, that many of us in attendance still don't fully understand what we saw.
Differences in attendance alone, however, cannot fully explain the difference in the overall rate of advanced disease between the two populations.
Curry acknowledged that his staff did not fully monitor class attendance at first.
Though bedsores could not be fully eliminated, constant attendance by a pair of trained professionals kept them to a minimum.
While Morehouse offered to almost fully fund my attendance, Emory barely gave me a quarter of its cost.
Adjusting for socio-demographics, depression, and especially insomnia, reduced the associations, but the associations between DSPS and school non-attendance remained significant in the fully adjusted models for both gender and outcomes, with the exception of hours of non-attendance among girls.
Whether the cadet pre-arranges the omission or just opts not to repeat it, the die is fully cast: ALL in attendance immediately know that the omitting cadet is "different," publicly proclaiming non-membership in the monotheistic supermajority.
In fully-adjusted models, monthly cinema attendance is associated with increased smoking among women (relative risk [RR]: 1·55; 95% confidence interval [CI]: 1·04 2·31) and men (RR: 1·17; 95% CI: 1·12 1·23) and increased tobacco chewing among men (RR: 1·15; 95% CI: 1·11 1·20).
