Sentence examples for shown attendance from inspiring English sources

Research has shown attendance of professional development workshops and training courses to hardly improve the teaching practices of teachers or help them adapt to changing teaching circumstances (Clarke and Hollingsworth, 2002; Richardson and Placier, 2001).

The totals for the meet, which began in mid-May, showed attendance at 468,618, on-track handle at $106 million and total handle from other tracks tied in by simulcasting, down to $581 million.

Though estimates show attendance at each march was similar in size, the Million Woman March isn't typically a subject in history class curricula and many don't even know the march took place, despite being one of the largest gatherings of black women in U.S. history. .

Table 3 shows attendance at institutional and home deliveries.

Nevertheless, maxima with shoulders are visible at 15 7018 18 577, and 22 336 g·mol–1, showing attendance of higher conjugates.

Table 2 shows attendance within 120 days, attendance at first offered appointment, and numbers switching between out-of-hours and office hour appointments by trial arm for all the 19 362 women entered into the study.

National appointment-level data for England showed attendance of 77% in 2012 2013; but this underestimates attendance at the individual level, because it fails to account for women who miss or cancel one appointment but attend a second one soon afterwards (Health and Social Care Information Centre, 2013).

Actor Woody Harrelson, President Bill Clinton and producers Lorne Michaels, Brian Grazer and Jerry Bruckheimer are shown in attendance at the party.

Gun show attendance overflowed.

The Internet overvalues newness, and live-show attendance follows suit.

He added promotional expenses such as trade show attendance.