Sentence examples for effect on attendance from inspiring English sources

Sanitation programmes have a proven effect on attendance rates – UNICEF reveals that one such programme in Bangladesh registered an 11% increase in girls' attendance rates every year.

But museum officials say the strike has had little effect on attendance or internal operations.

While both emphasized that it was still very early in the season, they wondered whether the organization's strategy of not promoting individual players has had an effect on attendance in the first six home games at Continental Arena, a league-worst average of 9,857.

Each day, he lugged his Baseball Encyclopedia and a stack of box scores to his boiler-room post, and compiled evidence — that starting pitchers have no effect on attendance, that catchers have a great effect on base stealing (amazingly, this had not previously been apparent), that ballplayers peak, in fact, in their late twenties.

Among students with high baseline attendance, the incentive had no effect on attendance after it was discontinued, and test scores were unaffected.

The influence of socioeconomic deprivation exerts a complex effect on attendance for screening.

The attendance It may be a surprise to many, but the Royal and Ancient has not been living in fear that Woods' absence will have a marked effect on attendances.

Flintoff's return for Lancashire would have a positive effect on attendances for their T20 Blast games.

Financial measures began to have an effect on attendances only after ED fees exceeded the charges levied by the nation's primary health care services, as in 1992 and 1997.

For both groups, the effects on attendance and credits earned end after year 3.

Family Reward's effects on attendance and credits earned for proficient 9th graders also diminished in Year 4, after the program had ended.