Sentence examples for mean attendance from inspiring English sources
8 Among those offered a place in an art therapy group, mean attendance was 3.5 sessions, and 37% attended no sessions at all.
In total, it was used at 100 cardiac arrest events (58.8%) at hospital 1 and 188 cardiac arrest events (54.8%) at hospital 2. Between November 2011 and May 2013, 74 weekly postevent cardiac arrest debriefing meetings were held at hospital 2. Meetings were attended by a total of 323 clinicians, with a mean attendance per meeting of 12.6 (sd, 4.7).
Mean attendance for the programme was 73% and retention rate (based on children attending at least 7 sessions) was 70%.
The mean attendance by sex and age of the top 3% and 10% attenders is presented in Fig 2. The mean number of contacts in the top 10% FAs increased in men from 5.84 (age 15 24 years) to 17.46 (age 64 75 years) and in women from 9.72 (age 15 24 years) to 19.83 (age 64 75 years).
Furthermore those who tested positive for HCV had generally been attending the centre's service and seeing the same clinician for years (mean attendance 5 years) and were therefore likely to have established good rapport with their clinicians.
Our high estimate shows mean attendance per event of 6,886.
Public observation means attendance by one or more members of the public at a meeting of the Commission but does not include participation in the meeting.
For the Wilson party of four, admission was a shilling per person, which means attendance in the exhibition rooms was not nearly as expensive theater tickets a single opera ticket would have cost 4 shillings.
Amid an ongoing row over empty seats at venues, Olympics organisers Locog said more than two million spectators had turned out to watch the first three days of the Games - but that meant attendance had dropped below 90% on two of those three days.
We were sent there on an all-expenses paid "vacation," which we learned actually means "attendance slave".
They also refused permission for railways to run special trains to big Croke Park matches, which meant attendances dropped and gate receipts fell.
