The phrase "attended full" is not correct in standard written English.
It seems to be an incomplete expression and lacks clarity in meaning.
Example: "She attended full-time classes at the university last semester."
Alternatives: "attended full-time" or "participated fully".
At the première the other night, which I attended (full disclosure: Jennifer Carchman, the film's producer, is a friend of my wife) Koch was a conspicuous absentee.
A possible limitation of our study was that SDB was characterised using home unattended limited sleep studies rather than in-hospital attended full polysomnography.
A total of 777 (17.1%), 2,400 (52.7%), and 1,369 (30.1%) of the children who participated have attended full day, half day (a.m. only), and half day (p.m. only) class schedules, respectively.
This study uses home unattended limited sleep studies rather than in-hospital attended full polysomnography; however, this is considered standard clinical practice in the UK and is considered an acceptable method for diagnosis of OSA by the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
To warrant the claim that full-day kindergarten attendance increases reading proficiency, a researcher would need to find children who attended full-day kindergarten who are as similar as possible to those children who attended part-day kindergarten on characteristics that might lead to selection into one or the other kindergarten program.
Her parents were dedicated church members in Los Angeles, and she attended full-time Scientology schools for several years.
This month, people across the country attended full-moon, candlelight wolf vigils organized by groups with names like Howl Across America and Wolf Warriors.
The American-based Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), a regular surveyor of MBA graduates and recruiters, presciently noted in its 2008 Global MBA Graduate Survey that "graduates who attended full-time MBA programmes outside their country of citizenship rated overall value lower compared with graduates who attended similar programmes in their home country".
The US-based Graduate Management Admissions Council (GMAC), a regular surveyor of MBA graduates and recruiters, presciently noted in its 2008 Global MBA Graduate Survey that "graduates who attended full-time MBA programmes outside their country of citizenship rated overall value lower compared with graduates who attended similar programmes in their home country".
For example (theta) could be the effect of attending full-day kindergarten (i.e. the regression coefficient on the dummy variable "attended full-day kindergarten or part-day kindergarten. Our concern is with determining the probability of observing Y given the unknown parameters (theta), which I write as (p(Y|theta )).
Through early intervention, Piper has attended full-day Pre-K.
