The phrase "attending study" is not correct in standard written English.
It may be an attempt to refer to the act of participating in a study or educational program, but it is not a commonly used expression.
Example: "I am attending study sessions to prepare for my exams."
Alternatives: "participating in study" or "engaging in study".
However, we believe that a real strength of our trial lies in this geographic separation, in that it minimizes the possibility that attending study visits will affect the study outcome of clinic appointment attendance.
Parents spent a mean of 65.2 minutes attending study visits.
The trial included pregnant women in labour aged 18 to 45 years attending study health centres in the Western Gambia.
Initially, 14 541 pregnant women (and their children) were recruited and over the 20 years of follow-up, the majority are still participating in questionnaires that are sent out at regular intervals and by attending study clinics (41).
MSM who were HIV-negative at enrollment were included in the longitudinal portion of the study, attending study visits at 3 and 6 months, and subsequent 6 month intervals for two years, or until HIV seroconversion.
To determine whether this was a study group effect or due to better students attending study groups, we removed all students with missing GPA (or a GPA <1.0) from our data set.
With the 10-year funding, each Top Global University, including the study site, has been conducting various activities to promote the globalization of the university, such as increasing the numbers of Japanese students attending study-abroad programs, international faculty members, and academic courses taught in English (EMI courses).
Attend study abroad events to learn about specific programs.
Players whose G.P.A.'s fall below 3.0 must attend study hall.
The children who attend study biblical verses and learn religious songs.
Others might use class notes, provided free in the library, or attend study groups.
