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Discover LudwigThe phrase "attended results" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It is unclear what is meant by "attended results," as it does not follow standard usage or context.
Example: "The attended results of the experiment were not as expected." (This example is incorrect due to the phrase itself.)
Alternatives: "achieved results" or "obtained results."
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They queried breast clinic appointments if these did not arrive and attended results appointments.
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Of the 10,497 invited to the health screening, 4,302 men and 4,310 women attended, resulting in an attendance rate of 78% and 86% for men and women, respectively [ 18].
A total of 19 381 attended, resulting in a 71% recruitment rate.
Failure to attend results in a prison sentence.
Quitting the job or failure to attend resulted in mandatory removal from the show.
One pharmacist, one staff geriatrician and a disease management advisor for a therapeutics publication could not attend, resulting in a 12-member panel.
Three were excluded due to bilateral hip pain, one due to neuropathy, one for having no radiographic signs of hip OA and one failed to attend, resulting in 61 participants.
Seven patients were unavailable for the dental appointment and another five failed to attend, resulting in a final study group comprising of 47 adults with ASD (25 males, 22 females).
Similarly, positive associations are observed for immunizations and attended deliveries (results not shown).
However, 24 wished for their scans to be organised by their general practitioners and eight had not attended, thus results were only available on an additional 35 women.
I can only wonder what kind of high school the investigators attended that resulted in such a strange hypothesis.
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