Sentence examples for attrition 1 from inspiring English sources

The score for the patellofemoral compartment was determined on the basis of the presence of narrowing (1 point) or obliteration (2 points), osteophytes equal to or smaller than 1 cm (0.5 point) or greater than 1 cm (1 point), translation of the patella (1 point), and attrition (1 point), also for a maximum total of 5 points.

We see three reasons for this high degree of attrition: 1. inadequate consumerization 2. mismatch of chronic need vs. acute provision of intervention 3. neglect of the phenotype To-date the curricula of lifestyle change interventions have been based on clinical utility and health benefit.

We judged four trials to be at low risk for attrition bias [36, 38, 39, 40].

Senior executives suffer from a high rate of attrition: 40% leave their job within 18 months.

By the county executive's arithmetic, the county will also save money through attrition: 200 officers are expected to retire this year and 100 next year.

In addition, the Bloomberg administration would concede that 2,600 teachers would be lost to attrition, 600 more than estimated, saving additional jobs.

The King George VI Chase winner was rated 174, the lowest rating for the best staying chaser since War Of Attrition (173) eight years ago, while the Jim Windermereained Lord Windermere (166) is the lowest-rated Cheltenham Gold Cup winner in the Classification's 15-year history.

St George Illawarra won a war of attrition 13-0 on a wet and windy Saturday night at Hunter Stadium to end Newcastle's unbeaten start to the NRL season and claim the inaugural Alex McKinnon Cup.

The pharmacokinetic profile is paramount for the successful development of a new drug, and pharmacokinetics issues have a big impact on late stage attrition [1].

Attrition 101: Women as Undergraduates.

Attrition 202: Women in Graduate School.