Sentence examples for site attendance from inspiring English sources

TED stands for technology, entertainment, design (not that you needed to ask) and, according to the TED Web site, "attendance at TED is by application, and the attendees — C.E.O.'s, scientists, designers, intellectuals — are as extraordinary as the speakers".

While the presence of shelters in the FC reduced time spent in the NC (nest site attendance), the presence of rat odour in the FC increased active maternal care without altering nest site attendance.

Multiple regression analysis indicated a negative relationship between maternal licking/grooming and fearfulness in males and a positive relationship between nest site attendance and fearfulness in females.

Taken together, these results indicate that mouse dams adjust specific aspects of maternal behaviour in response to the specific properties of their environment, and that active maternal care and nest site attendance are two aspects of maternal behaviour that may affect the offspring's stress and fear systems independent of each other and in a sex-specific way.

The schedule of research site attendances, study procedures and data collection for enrolled volunteers are set out in table 3.

"As the show's popularity and on-site attendance continue to grow," Fitting wrote, in part, "we wanted to formally document our expectations in order to make a GameDay visit the best possible experience for your fans, our sponsors, the show's production personnel and your school's football program".

Although Atlanta Motor Speedway, a 1.54-mile track, has been a regular stop on the Nascar schedule and is considered to be one of the most fan-friendly sites, attendance has taken a big slide at its Sprint Cup races in recent years, as it has at other tracks.

Second, sentinel GPs' on-site attendance was found to have decreased in the samples of suicides and suicide attempts (see Sentinel GPs' on-site attendance section).

Determinants of GPs' on-site attendance as first caregivers following suicidal behaviour were examined by multiple logistic regression.

This is the first study of general practitioners' (GPs) on-site attendance as first professional caregivers following suicidal behaviour.

Significant time trends (except GPs' on-site attendance, see further) were examined by multiple logistic regression adjusted for age and gender.