Sentence examples for readily attend from inspiring English sources

7– 14 This approach may not be feasible for persons with HIV who cannot or will not readily attend clinics or who live in rural areas.

However, prions will readily attend and feed chicks in cross-fostering experiments, as in the present study, suggesting that parents do not distinguish between their own and foster offspring.

From a neurophysiological perspective interference at the cerebellar level could prevent the participants from readily attending to the stop sign and increase the stop-signal reaction time.

They saw themselves readily attending HIV-related medical care appointments, taking medication, and maintaining their health more generally (e.g., eating well) as would be needed to avoid becoming too sick to work or care for themselves or others, or even dying.

"The aim is to ensure our emergency crews and vehicles are more readily available to attend immediately life-threatening calls," added Mr Collins.

On the other hand, the 4 6 year old group is readily accessible as they attend preschool centres and kindergartens before they enter primary schools.

More recently, she said, she had decided and he had readily agreed that he should attend a Catskill boarding school that emphasized military discipline.

Even though the next congressional elections are 19 months away, it is not too early for candidates to start raising money; and contributors will readily open their pockets to attend a function hosted by the top House Democrat.

He readily acknowledges that few blacks attend his performances and adds that there has been opposition to his chosen profession closer to home.

RT in our study did not worry about spending money as they earned more than FW and CW, but they were also the busiest workers and could less readily afford the time to attend at a modern healthcare facility.

Finally, and perhaps paradoxically, the lack of choice in rural areas seemed to lead to more "complex decision making" in emergencies compared to urban residents; the latter would more readily call an ambulance or attend Accident and Emergency Departments.