There were some limitations to the project, including fluctuating attendance, but the main out come of this project is that the team realised that in order to be more effective in their approach it would be most appropriate to single out clinical specialities and design workshops entirely applicable to their interests.
In addition to animal bites (he also had a finger chewed by a 3-foot-long baby alligator) there have been the wildly fluctuating attendance and the long hours (12 hours a day, seven days a week).
Owing to the fluctuating nature of attendance, we cannot conclude that all participants not exercising in week 8 had permanently dropped out.
Actual attendance fluctuates depending on the agenda.
Wembley has not been filled to its 90,000 capacity during England's qualifying campaign, with attendances fluctuating from under 70,000 during their first home fixture against Ukraine, to almost 87,000 for the win over San Marino.
Previously, attendance fluctuated between 3,000 and 5,000 visitors annually.
This study investigated the feasibility of using ER to improve the health of older drug users; while older drug users were willing to participate, their attendance fluctuated.
The Brooklyn Museum's chairman, Norman M. Feinberg, expressed support for Mr. Lehman and said attendance typically fluctuated based on the popularity of exhibitions, jumping 55 percent, for example, in fiscal year 2000, the year of the controversial "Sensation" show.
Attendance rates fluctuate between areas and schools; it is estimated at 60%, which is still far below pre-war levels.
Mr. Vanderburgh said the system allowed consistent giving regardless of attendance, which can fluctuate because of children's soccer games, vacations and running out the door without the checkbook.
But that episode did not affect last week's grosses — "Hamilton" is a sold-out show, so its attendance does not fluctuate from week to week; its grosses vary because of pricing changes, and the prices charged for Thanksgiving-week tickets were set months ago.
