Sentence examples for preceding attendance from inspiring English sources

It is assumed that after attending the PEP programme, there will be fewer or an equal number of occurrences of unprotected sexual practices than in the period preceding attendance at the clinic.

*Because randomisation preceded attendance and consent, formal testing of differences between groups provides check that this procedure, designed to avoid distorting normal practice, has not introduced bias.

Two hundred forty-five patients (25%) were attending the emergency department as a result of an alcohol-related problem or had drunk alcohol in the 6 h preceding their attendance.

In total 63% (1736/2759) of those with known epilepsy had no evidence of contact with an epilepsy specialist recorded in the year preceding their attendance, rising to over 67% (900/1330) of those on monotherapy and 77% (382/498) for those on none.

By linking the databases, we identified on-time versus late attendance and how many CHW visits preceded appointment attendance.

The follow-up rates in Cambridge Baby Growth Study expressed as the percentage of expected attendance as calculated from the preceding visit to the actual attendance at each visit were 80% at 3 months, 85.8% at 12 months, 90.3% at 18 months, and 94.7% at 24 months of age.

While in the preceding two decades, MLB attendance grew by 50 percent and revenue nearly tripled, the comparable NPB figures were stagnant.

An estimated 5.77 million (99.9% confidence interval = 5.49 to 6.05 million) A&E attendances were preceded by the attending patient being unable to obtain a general practice appointment or a convenient appointment, comprising 26.5% of unplanned A&E attendances in England in 2012 2013.

"At the king's funeral, Caesar marched right behind the coffin, preceding the eight kings in attendance.

The primary outcome indicator (dependent variable) was self-reported class attendance during the preceding semester.

For 73.9% of cases, asthma symptoms had interfered with daily activities or school attendance in the preceding 12 months.