Sentence examples for attrition between two from inspiring English sources

The last thing America needs is a war of attrition between two mutually exclusive, absolute systems of belief.

"It results in a war of attrition between two and four wheels".

He saw Romney as having the advantage in the upcoming caucuses and primaries but anticipated the war of attrition between the two continuing through to at least Super Tuesday on 6 March, when 10 states vote.

In this war of attrition between the two most powerful forces in British public life - the elected government and the BBC - both sides seem in effect to be undermining the reputation of a dead man... Anyone who doubted how much might be at stake here will have to think again.

The latest flare-up in the long-running war of attrition between the two countries comes on the heels of a bloody summer of protest and repression in Kashmir that has now been erased from memory by the banging of war drums in Delhi and Islamabad.

Eleven participants (18%) did not complete the 24 week supplementation and there were no significant differences in attrition between the two groups (see online supplementary figure S4).

One key limitation of this study is the lack of power as a result of the high attrition between the two time points.

Differential enrollment of practices and patients will be undertaken initially to account for potential differences in rates of attrition between the two study arms.

Some participants may be recruited solely to the sorting and rating phase if saturation of the brainstorming topic is achieved prior to recruiting the planned number of participants, or if there is significant participant attrition between the two phases of the study.

Results Overall, 52% (n = 7809) of students completed follow-up, with small differences in attrition between the three groups.

304 stainless steel sheets were treated by surface mechanical attrition to synthesize gradient structure with a central coarse-grained layer sandwiched between two grain-size gradient layers.