Sentence examples for attendance of groups from inspiring English sources
Beads were worn throughout the period of attendance of groups (i.e. the first 4 weeks of withdrawal) and removed at the last attendance.
When we ran the analysis by population size, we observed a statistically significant increase in the attendance rates of groups 3 and 4 (compared with group 1) for breast cancer, and for group3 for cervical cancer in populations of less than 50,000 and in the rates of group 3 for both in populations between 50,000 and 100,000.
Attendance of intervention-group participants at group-consultations gradually decreased from 72%to38%38 %.
19 20 Even though the programme fared well in these areas, low monthly STI clinic attendance of these groups remained an area of concern.
College athletic departments are concerned about the attendance of one group of fans in particular: Students.
None of our selected variables were predictive of attendance to group exercise in our smaller sample of nursing homes.
Residents' SES was a significant predictor of attendance to group exercise but only in the univariate analysis of the residential home sample.
In our sample of adults aged 75 to 107 years, predictors of attendance to group exercise included lower depression scores, perceived social support and active involvement in the home and their influence on self-efficacy and home-level socio-demographics and environmental constraints, but only in residential homes.
We found nothing relating to attendance versus non-attendance and to numbers of groups attended by participants that could be regarded as a dose effect.
Similarly, the presence of an activity co-ordinator was only a significant predictor of attendance to group exercise in the residential home sample.
The primary aim of the trial was to investigate depression rather than predictors of attendance to group exercise, therefore other variables that may have contributed as predictors were not available for inclusion in this analysis i.e. previous exercise/physical activity levels or experience.
