Sentence examples for attrition in their from inspiring English sources

Researchers involved in longitudinal studies should record the extent of attrition in their studies, and details of those who cease to participate and their reasons for doing so.

It appears noteworthy, that Pindborg, as well as Robinson, ascribed cupping of the cusps, loss of the occlusal morphology or loss of crown height, and incisal grooving to attrition which in their publications was defined as result of mastication.

When voters tire of center-right governments' implementing austerity policies, and scandal and attrition in office take their toll, the pendulum may swing back to the mainstream opposition.

In Pune, says Mr Kalyani, more than twice as many engineers were hired last year than graduated from the many colleges and attrition among employees in their first two or three years, at 25-30%, is as high as in the service industries.

First, employee attrition is high in their second survey year and is likely nonrandom [56].

As we have reported previously, the developmental treatment had no effect on their growth curves, but the disadvantaged birds showed greater telomere attrition in early life than their advantaged siblings (Nettle et al., 2015).

Instead, under the novel conditions of attrition warfare, war pigeons in their traditional role as pigeon post saw a renaissance.

The authors of this paper assumed freedom from AF at 84% at one year with 2%–4%/year rate of success attrition over time resulting in their estimates favoring ablation over the other published economic analyses.

He told his men that the grinding war of attrition was about to turn in their favour.

Two days into the trip, Johann Godfried Krause, the ship's chief merchant, persuaded the captain, Gerrit Cristoffel Muller, to release the Malagasy slaves from their shackles and thus avoid attrition by death and disease in their overcrowded living conditions.

Attrition in reported rape cases.