Sentence examples for attendance over time from inspiring English sources

The time trends for women recorded attending four or more ANC visits) show irregular attendance over time at all facilities, with an unexplained fall in attendance in Q2-Q3 2013 among the CCT facilities and a subsequent recovery.

This person has experienced a decline in religious attendance over time.

A large portion of international studies (and all Australian studies identified) are cross-sectional and therefore unable to examine persistence of frequent attendance over time.

The conferences have had a steady increase in the rate of attendance over time, even though they have taken place during politically, socially, and economically challenging times.

This study shows the reduction in emergency attendance over time is mainly attributable to a decrease in clinically observed ligamentous ankle injuries.

Initially, we report the pattern of frequent GP service use across the three waves and evaluate consistency in patterns of frequent attendance over time using log-linear analysis.

Use of a pre-intervention and post-intervention study design meant that the interviewer could not be blinded to group allocation and that factors other than the IRCMAC could have contributed to the reduction in medication administration errors and locum medical service attendances over time.

These include attendance rates, over time, of 90% (which small schools managed to achieve last year) and graduation rates of 80%—a high bar in a city where the average four-year graduation rate is just over half.The autonomy zone stands in sharp contrast to the "centralising" trend of school reform under Joel Klein, the schools chancellor.

The percentage and position of shaded areas in an open space depend on sun position and urban morphology, so they change during the day, affecting attendance distribution over time.

Visit attendance decreased over time to 873 exenatide BID (78.4%) and 1025 insulin (80.5%) patients at the 24-month visit.

It lets us see how things like employment, volunteering and children's attendance have changed over time, and it tells this story across the regions, across the four UK nations and across the whole country.