Sentence examples for partial attendance from inspiring English sources

According to Professor Maryanne Wolf, my alt-tabbing is part of what she calls the "continuous partial attendance culture" of the internet.

An estimated 239 million of these children have either dropped out of school or are not learning because of partial attendance.

Evidence from the US includes the description of full or partial attendance at mainstream school for young people in an RTC [ 52].

Of an estimated 345 million adolescents – aged 11 19 – in UNICEF's Asia and Pacific region, an estimated 239 million have either dropped out or are not learning adequately because of partial attendance.

By Thursday night the crowd was 4,466, and Claude Raymond, among others, was asking: "They want to contract us?" He knows Montreal at least has a history of requited public affection; as recently as 1994 the Expos were in first place with a partial season's attendance of nearly 1.3 million when the players struck.

JSY's contribution was evident in increased skilled birth attendance, ANC, PNC, and a partial financial risk-protection.

The success of the educational programme was limited by poor attendance, limited space for group activities and only partial fidelity to the guiding style of interaction.

To increase the Partial Booking sample size, during the same period, interviewers attended clinics on additional days and interviewed all new patients in attendance.

"Full-time student" status requires full-time attendance for five months (which can begin or end with a partial month).

The treatment effect estimates based on attendance at the individual assessment can be defined as the treatment effect of partial and complete compliers; it is the treatment effect excluding complete non-compliers.

Partial correlation tests (controlling for age and gender) were used to examine the correlations between CR attendance and last year physical activity with continuous outcome variables.