Sentence examples for therefore attending from inspiring English sources

Woods made his comments at the AT&T National in Philadelphia, an event hosted by his charitable foundation and which he is therefore attending in a promotional role.

Therefore, attending clinicians and research staff were aware of which group the included patients were allocated to.

Therefore, attending to the rapid and maintained reduction in serum glutamate concentration, treatments based on the combined administration of rGOT1 supplemented with a low concentration of oxaloacetate could be optimal to reach the maximum protective effect in ischemia.

Patients who were lost to follow-up were older, more of them lived alone and they had a poorer baseline function; therefore, attending retesting might have been too challenging.

In line with Shah et al. [ 35] we found that an HIV RNA < 500 copies/mL as a proxy for being on HAART and therefore attending the HIV clinics for regular controls and delivery of free HAART was a predictor for screening attendance.

In order to cure your hangover, you must therefore attend church as quickly as possible.

The Commission, therefore, attends negotiations on behalf of the EC and its Member States vis-A-vis a third party4 without prejudice to legal competence.

The paper therefore attends to the role of memory, habit and the working of particular affects such as shame, to open up a discussion about the ways in which workshop exercises might resonate beyond training events.

They and their colleagues therefore attended the Eighth International Violin Competition of Indianapolis, held in September 2010, which gathering provided both a sample of testable instruments and a pool of suitable volunteers to play them.Exactly which instruments were tested remains a secret.

Future studies should therefore attend to varying expectations, needs, empathetic abilities, or even affiliative intents (Hess and Fischer 2013) among differing target groups of vocational education.

The most dramatic reductions in coverage rates have therefore attended a collapse of multi-employer bargaining and its replacement by single-employer bargaining (the UK in the 1980s) and the withdrawal of government support for multi-employer bargaining (New Zealand after 1991 and Australia after 1996).