Some sources give the attendance for this game as 92,000, but contemporary sources suggest that the attendance was approximately 83,500.
Officials eventually gave up protesting the attendance of those like the Uighur independence advocate Rebiya Kadeer; the Dalai Lama's envoy, Kelsang Gyaltsen; Ms. Dai, Mr. Bei or Mr. Gao.
Most women die because they give birth without the attendance of a skilled health worker [ 1, 2].
Simon was enthusiastic about the idea, but questioned whether it could be financially successful, especially given the poor audience attendance of his last project, the autobiographical movie One-Trick Pony.
Given the exact time of attendance, the flow of the average number of patients through a 24 hour cycle is presented in figure 2. Figure 3 shows the average number of patients per weekday through a 1 week period.
Even with increased rates of college attendance, given the retirement of the relatively well-educated baby boomer population, America is actually facing a looming shortage of exactly the kind of workers it needs: college-educated ones.
Given the importance of full attendance for maximizing the impact of the intervention as shown in Fig. 2, future translational initiatives clearly will need additional creative retention strategies.
Even then, given the timescale of clinic attendance and the restrictions on obtaining informed consent, the recruitment process may take up to six months.
Given the low level of attendance for ANC, it is not surprising that the proportion of women delivering in a formal health facility and/or in the presence of a doctor or nurse-midwife is roughly half the 40% found in the 2003 Demographic and Health Survey in Kenya [ 16].
