Individuals were then categorized according to their participation: as 1) non attender (did not attend any individual or group sessions), 2) low attender (attended less than half of all group/individual sessions) or 3) high attender (attended at least half of all individual/group sessions).
The onsets of each successive trial within a blocked condition (attend neutral TMS low; attend neutral TMS high; attend right TMS low; attend right TMS high; attend left TMS low; or attend left TMS high) were convolved with the canonical hemodynamic response function and entered into a fixed effect analysis.
Despite their relative success, Team Bath struggled to attract spectators to their ground: their average home attendance of 103 was the lowest in the league, and their lowest attended matches were the 2 1 victory over Bedworth United, and their defeat by the same scoreline to Gresley Rovers, each of which had 55 recorded spectators.
Carver was confronted by angry home fans during the club's lowest attended game of the season.
Over a third of participants referred to the LMP in this study did not attend any sessions and 41% were considered to be low attenders (attending less than half of the planned sessions).
Three quarters (75%) of women with low knowledge attended ANC only once compared to 28% of those with high knowledge.
While 33.0% of individuals from households within the lowest quintile attended antenatal care service during the last pregnancy, 91.9% had it in the highest WQ just as 2.9% and 17.4% were currently using modern contraceptives in the lowest and highest WQ respectively.
To curb the burden of high maternal mortality in Ethiopia, the low institutional delivery (attended by skilled attendants) service coverage has to be improved.
In the years following Loury's run-ins with the law, he maintained a low profile, attending Alcoholics and Narcotics Anonymous meetings, finding religion, and patching up his marriage.
High achievers are generally assigned to 'honors' sections of a certain course; low achievers attend 'remedial' sections (Slavin, 1990; Gamoran, Nystrand, Berends and LePorc, 1995).
