Sentence examples for and attrition of the from inspiring English sources
Such collisions are intended to reduce erosion of the construction material and attrition of the conveyed particles.
Also, use of fine powders can be problematic due to entrainment in the process flow and attrition of the material [91].
It was suggested that osteophyte formation, with narrowing of the intercondylar notch, may lead to impingement on and attrition of the ACL, which also undergoes age-related degeneration [7].
Here we study the population dynamics of associated annual plants ('weeds') during the growth of a crop in a season and introduce a minimal model to characterize the recruitment and attrition of the associated plants under the influence of shading by the crop.
In addition, poor salaries, low morale and worsening local economic circumstances result in low recruitment/retention, internal and external migration of trained staff and attrition of the health care workforce.
However, with no information system readily available in Swaziland that integrates information about numbers, deployment, educational levels and attrition of the health workforce, much of our quantitative information is from secondary sources, which probably results in a number of inaccuracies.
This flexibility is important in minimizing family burden related to the study and attrition of families from the research.
There is no place like it, on these islands, for the mutual battery of multiple forces, for the thumping, pummelling and attrition of creation and destruction, the incessant beating of weather, vandals and arson against rocks of obstinate architecture.
Key challenges include sufficient sample sizes, the recruitment of hospitals (n=∼60), complex ethical, governance and site approval processes and attrition of recruited hospitals during the approval process.
Mr. Tarr's powerful demonstration of the repetition and attrition of daily survival reflects his own effort to avoid what he feared would be his own fate as a filmmaker: repeating himself.
This leads to burn-out and attrition of expertise among those providing the hands-on care.
