Sentence examples for attending less frequently from inspiring English sources

It converges, however, with Mr. Bole's report and the paper by Professor Green and Mr. Silk in emphasizing that behind the general notion of a religion gap are a number of religious subgroups in which theology intersects with ethnicity, region and socioeconomic class, and which can be further subdivided between those attending religious services weekly and those attending less frequently.

Essentially, this means that though one's likelihood to attend a house of worship increases as you get older, each subsequent generation is attending less frequently, even when adjusted for age.

As junior doctors, most radiology trainees (145/167, 87%) attended local radiology meetings weekly, with 10/167 (6%) attending less frequently than once a month or never.

Those patients who attend general practice frequently report poorer health than those who attend less frequently [ 1, 2].

The motivations, barriers and social support of those who attend frequently are different from those who attend less frequently.

Poor students, in contrast, attend less frequently and when they do, tend not to participate to the same extent.

In both trials, participants who attended more visits were in the trial for longer and had better adherence than those who attended less frequently.

Poorer mothers live further from health facilities, report difficulty in transportation because of cost and thus attend less frequently for post natal care.

Poor students on the other hand were noted, by both supervisors and students, to attend less frequently and when they do, tend not to participate to the same extent.

"Pupils who have SEN and/or disabilities make weak academic progress, attend less often and are excluded more frequently than other pupils in Birmingham and all pupils nationally," the report said.

Although Hastings remained on the Labour frontbench he rarely spoke in the House of Commons, and attended less and less frequently.