Meaning of attend in English

Approximately 250 out of 1600 employees attended a party, which was held at the hospital.

Demented and chronic depressed patients attending a day hospital: stress experienced by carers.

A total of 15 older people with dementia took part, two of whom attended all five formal group discussions.

Although he had attended a church school and his parents had been ' slightly religious', he said that he had never been interested in religion.

She attended one discussion at the request of another participant.

Moreover, each representation is attended by questions no less puzzling.

A new unit associates the processing primitives that are attended to simultaneously.

If children were simply attending to associations, one of two things should happen.

Their rejection of qualia, however, is less persuasive; as is their view that we see only what we are attending to.

The workshop was well attended, and the teachers were keen to learn about the approaches used elsewhere in the world.

Teachers feel that there are many other influences on their teaching, including courses attended, books read, and the work of other teachers.

As a result, children may devote less time attending to language about objects, people, and events, thus prompting parents to redirect their attention more frequently.

All children were from middle-class families or had parents who were attending graduate school.

Of 39 patients followed-up, 28 attended for more than 5 years.

As with flesh and blood consultants, medical software exists only to assist the judgment of the attending physician.

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