Sentence examples for lower attendance of from inspiring English sources

For instructors, being older or women was associated with lower attendance of participants.

Our data also found a relationship between the lower number of check ups, the lower attendance of antenatal classes, the higher frequency of presentation for the first check up after the 12th week of gestation, and the higher percentage of women having fewer than 3 ultrasound scans and being non-Italian, as already observed in a nationwide sample survey [ 13].

The lower attendance to PCEC of older individuals that we found may reflect access and/or utilization barriers beyond the ones included in our model [ 37] such as a greater ease of access to local primary care clinics given this group's greater availability of free time in the mornings.

A previous study, in which non-attendees received the first generation of the Delphi Screener, showed a slightly lower attendance rate of 27.5% [ 11].

A lower attendance rate of low social classes will result in more advanced disease stages at presentation [ 23].

The school climate factors inversely associated with lower attendance were perceptions of school safety and feelings of connectedness to school.

Operating income dipped 8 percent, to $477 million, during the quarter, a result of lower attendance and hotel occupancy as Disney cut back on the steep discounts it put in place during the peak of the downturn.

One calculation in 2010 found Cleveland stood to lose around $200m a year in direct economic activity when Mr James decamped for Miami, because of lower attendance and lost playoff games.

Other factors such as younger age (Lancucki et al, 2010; Albrow et al, 2012) and non-white ethnicity (Webb et al, 2004; Moser et al, 2009) are strong predictors of lower attendance although ethnicity may be confounded with SES.

The chronically high price of tickets may have deterred some potential theatergoers as well, though expensive tickets did help lift overall box office sales slightly in spite of the lower attendance.

The age span was chosen because thyroid stimulating hormone (TSH) was analysed in all women and in 50% of men at this age, of a rather low disease burden in people younger than 40 years and of a lower attendance rate under and above this age span.