And with coming home games against rivals Maryland (Feb. 11), North Carolina State (Feb. 16) and North Carolina (March 3), there is likely to be a considerable surge in attendance.
The Manezh Gallery exhibit remained open for some time after Khrushchev's visit, and experienced a considerable rise in attendance after the article in Pravda.
A result of museums' increased awareness of the needs of their visitors has been a considerable increase in museum attendance.
For example, several studies using impairment scales (PedMIDAS: Pediatric Migraine Disability Assessment) or quality of life (QoL) scales (PedsQL 4.0; Paediatric Quality of Life Inventory) have ascertained that children suffering from headaches show a considerable reduction in school attendance and leisure activities when compared to healthy children [2, 8 15].
Although, it is typically considered a minor infection, bacterial conjunctivitis can have a considerable impact on school attendance, lost work time and very occasionally, can result in permanent or sight-threatening sequelae such as bacterial keratitis and endophthalmitis in extreme cases [ 5, 6].
The Bourne plans were announced as Sadler's Wells published its annual report showing a year of considerable success with record attendances of 705,971.
"American Originals" is expected to provide a considerable increase in both the attendance and the future prospects of the Museum of American Political Life, which was once in danger of being closed.
Attendance rates indicated considerable interest in community-based cardiovascular health promotion activities.
The use of volunteer doctors to fill this gap in service provision is considerable, with 6155 recorded scene attendances in 2008 and true activity levels that are likely to be much greater.
Inspectors said the school had worked tirelessly with parents to improve children's attendance and had had considerable success.
Regarding extraorbital developments, Musk noted that "if you want to get the public real fired up, we gotta have a base on the moon" at one point, to considerable applause from the audience in attendance.
