Sentence examples for more frequently attend from inspiring English sources

Adults who more frequently attend religious services were only slightly more likely to give things away than others.

In addition, research has shown that patients with lower socio-economic status more frequently attend their GP [ 12], which is in line with our findings.

We speculate that this discrepancy in results between studies is related to the German school system in which adolescents with higher socioeconomic status more frequently attend a "Gymnasium" (an academic secondary school in the tripartite German secondary school system) and usually spend more time at school especially in the afternoons.

Women in intervention communes more frequently attended antenatal care (adjusted odds ratio 2.27 [95% CI 1.07-4.8].

The subjects with an anti-HBs titer <10 IU/L were younger, more frequently attending a healthcare profession school, and more frequently had been vaccinated in infancy.

However, cases more frequently attended the ambulatory to have information on the use of the device, and this might have been a source of difference between groups.

Patients in the intensive glucose arm made clinic visits more frequently, attending three monthly after the first 6 months compared with 6 monthly visits in patients allocated to standard therapy.

Compared with students vaccinated at their 12th year of age, those vaccinated in infancy were younger (21.5 ± 0.9 vs. 27.9 ± 4.4, p <0.000), more frequently female (72% vs. 55%, p <0.000), and more frequently attending a healthcare profession school than either the school of medicine or a postgraduate medical school (94% vs. 24.7%, p <0.000) (Table  2).

Conversely, postgraduate-level training and education programmes organized by and in the hospital are more frequently attended by leaders than employees, and by health-care providers than health-administration workers; in postgraduate-level programmes organized outside the hospital, leaders were shown to have an advantage over employees.

We found that hospitalized patients more-frequently attended primary care clinics and emergency units in the days before the onset of influenza.

The more frequently they attend rounds, the more easily they discuss sensitive issues with their patients.