In South Carolina, we learned Clinton did much better among those with more frequent religious service attendance, while Sanders improved among those who rarely attend.
Frequency of dental service attendance was assessed by asking, "During the past two years, how often have you attended a dental clinic in order to receive treatment?" Responses were given as (0) "once" or (1) "twice or more".
Religious service attendance was strongly related to having had sex, with those adolescent females not attending church reporting an almost three times greater chance of having had sex (odds ratio 2.86, 95% CI 1.85 – 4.41.85
Knowledge of oral cancer, self-reported dental service attendance history and demographic variables were also collected.
Overall, ticket sales for 2009 are up 17percentt compared with last year, according to Media by Numbers, a box-office tracking service; attendance is up 15percentt.
Obama spoke frequently of his Christianity as both a candidate and a senator, but since becoming president his lack of public worship service attendance has become a matter of some attention.
Kings themselves confirmed this, for in the 9th century they worried greatly that the oppressions of the poor would lessen the latter's participation in the public obligations of all freemen army service, attendance at court, and road and bridge building and they made laws against such exploitations.
Measures of religious activity include service attendance, religious devotion, and watching or listening to religious programs.
Measures included the MATE scale of evolution acceptance, as well as questions about religious denomination, frequency of religious service attendance, educational attainment and knowledge of evolutionary terms.
In support of this, weekly religious service attendance has been shown to lower the allostatic load among high-functioning elderly women, using different biomarkers in blood and urine samples [25].
Religiosity was examined using a 4-item scale (α = 0.72) reporting religious service attendance, private religious importance, importance and influence of religious beliefs, in consistent with prior studies (e.g., Farrington & Loeber 2000; Salas-Wright et al. 2014b).
