The attrition rates found in this project imply an increased need to continue to conduct in-service training for HIV/AIDS in the short term.
On average, a 10% attrition rate was found at baseline and 7% at post-intervention.
A very high attrition rate was found, with an overall success rate during the 2002 to 2012 period of 0.4%99.6%6% failure).
However, in a pilot study of a web-based intervention aimed at young people having at least one parent diagnosed with a psychiatric or multiple psychological disorders, or an addiction problem, the attrition rate was found to be 28% [ 26].
Second, the highest attrition rates were found among those who were already receiving ART from elsewhere at the time of presentation to the referral center.
Finally, we examined the influence of telomere attrition rate on mortality, and found that the experimentally infected males that died during the last two infections showed a non-significant tendency for higher WBC telomere attrition rate during the first five infections compared to those that survived (−0.13±0.09 and −0.02±0.03, Mann-Whitney U-test, U = 8.00, N = 11, P = 0.16).
Ms. Hendricks, who has been supervising Legal Aid lawyers for 11 years, said that although her agency has not formally surveyed attrition rates, she has found that law school graduates often join the agency with as much as $75,000 in loan debt.
"The study, which tracked the students for 6 years, found an attrition rate of 48% for STEM majors (20% dropped out and 28% switched to a non-STEM major).
A retrospective cohort study at Nottingham University found an attrition rate of 6% [ 5].
This attrition rate is lower than that found in many dietary interventions (13).
