The phrase "attrition although this" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to be an incomplete thought and lacks context, making it difficult to determine when it could be used.
Example: "Attrition, although this is a common issue, can be managed effectively with the right strategies."
Alternatives: "despite this attrition" or "even with this attrition".
Rapamycin, a macrolide antibiotic and mTOR inhibitor, has recently also been implicated in telomerase inhibition and telomere attrition, although the mechanisms remain poorly understood.
The cuts are mostly through attrition, although sometimes there are layoffs.
Several studies reported very high attrition, although rates were usually similar between treatment groups.
Overall recruitment is rounded to 200 participants per group (400 total) to allow for minor attrition, although attrition is not expected to affect the ascertainment of primary outcome.
The January and September start date of the intervention for the groups may have had an impact on the attrition, although both periods covered a substantial part of the winter months, traditionally a time in New Brunswick when people reduce outdoor activities.
Finally, although the attrition in this trial was approximately 30% at 6 months and nearly 40% at 12 months, significantly more CBT users than control group participants withdrew from the study, possibly reflecting the study burden.
Finally, we found evidence that more rapid telomere attrition increases mortality risk, although this trend was not significant.
Although this attrition rate is similar to that in the general ICU population, it means that patients with severe sepsis are twice as likely to die before hospital discharge as the general ICU population.
Although we will offer MBCT at the end of the study, the attrition rate for this group of participants is likely to be higher.
There was a high attrition rate, although not significantly different between the randomization groups.
