Our results show that locality does have an impact on predictions as the predictions using venues in the same ward are higher than using venues in all wards throughout the city.
We were just using venues.
Gyms were visited using venue-based, time space sampling methods, 17 as the days and the times of visits were selected at random to include different days of the week and different hours of the day.
Many studies have reported sexual risk factors that are associated with UAI among MSM recruited using venue-based sampling [ 4- 6], but it is unknown whether MSM who meet sexual partners via the Internet and who use condoms inconsistently also have other risky behaviors.
We will develop case report forms for the artist facilitators to complete with resources required to deliver the HoS intervention: preparation time, contact time and travel time, materials used, venue, numbers of participants attending the session and supervision required.
Musicians also use venues to reposition their brand.
Overbuilding, cost overruns and the expensive maintenance of world-class but rarely used venues — the chronic Olympic "legacy" issues — have long been a financial burden for host cities.
In Britain one of the regularly used venues was the Royal Agricultural Hall, and it was here, in February 1876, that the famous American pedestrian Edward Payson Weston set off to walk 115 miles in 24 hours.
People who use venues for productive conversations impose norms ("LAAPs") encouraging statements that are meaningful, relevant, honest, understandable, diplomatic, engaging, helpful, and supportive of the long-term success of the venue.
For practical purposes, only the main Primary Care Trusts were generally targeted – patients who were expected to use venues outside their catchment area were deemed ineligible for the trial.
