Sentence examples for increasing attendees from inspiring English sources

There is a solid foundation of research indicating that Head Start can have long-term, profound positive effects on the lives of children and families by improving numerous social outcomes such as increasing attendees' chances of going to college, staying out of jail, and avoiding teen pregnancy (Deming 2009).

As the festival was steadily increasing in attendees and artists, Bundschuh and the crew had trouble keeping up.

Self-efficacy of attendees and independence of buddies increased, while attendees' sense of social inclusion decreased (measured as domains of health-related quality of life).

The theater company then developed a marketing program that increased regular attendees by more than 70% and its membership by 40%.

During these events, leaders from scientific organizations, like the National Aeronautics and Space Administration NASAandAAASAAAS (publisher of Science and www.sciencecareers.org) and companies such as Genentech and MedImmune, organize seminars to increase the attendees' interest in research.

The increasing number of attendees to primary care clinics and shortage of healthcare professionals trained in self-management approaches also contribute to these suboptimal approaches to T2DM management.

The CSCCM organizes a 3-day biennial national conference, with attendees increasing from 200 in 1997 to more than 1,000 people in 2006, including physicians, nurses, and company representatives.

ClinicalTrials.gov identifier: NCT01151982 In the European community, major depression is the most common single mental disorder, with a 12 month prevalence of 4% [ 1], reaching 7% in USA [ 2]; and in European primary care attendees increasing to 13.9% in woman and 8.5% in men [ 3], or 14% in Spain [ 4].

The recognition of knowledge and skills by attendees increased significantly compared to non-attendees in the intervention group and the control group.

The scores regarding the recognition of the knowledge and skills required for network building with CBOs for program attendees increased significantly compared to those for non-attendees in the intervention group and the control group.

The dinner has been criticized in the past for its increasing focus on celebrity attendees and extravagant parties, as well as for what some see as an overly cozy relationship between Washington journalists and the public officials they are expected to hold accountable.