Sentence examples for attrition set from inspiring English sources

It was a brilliantly paced fight until the attrition set in, but at the end, Chavez was throwing and landing right hands despite the pain.

In its Thursday edition, The Times recounted how time revealed just how narrow Kennedy's margin of victory really was: "Just about midnight a slow process of attrition set in that whittled away at his 'sure' win until, in the dramatic hours of the early morning, it was clear that this was the closest election in generations".

Thus for a study with 2 groups and 4 assessment points, power set at 0.80, statistical significance set at α = .05 (two tailed), total attrition set at 21%, an effect size set at 0.35 SD, and an expected primary endpoint standard deviation of 4.0 at each time point [ 43], 94 participants per group are required, summing to a total sample of 188 participants.

Looking Ahead As the years pass and class size dwindles, 50th reunions are the last hurrah before major attrition sets in along with reduced activities and hours.

To allow for sample attrition, we set a sample size target of n = 650 per group.

It could have flopped, attrition could have set in, and it was still small enough to be vulnerable to competitors.

Attrition date was set at the earlier of two dates, the subject leaving the unit or receiving a medical profile that made leaving obligatory.

We used two-sided tests to compare means and BTL attrition rates, and set a statistical significance threshold of p = 0.05.

Data extracted by PMK included: study design, intervention, setting, attrition rate, outcome(s) and PCC domains within interventions.

Now, as employees see other job options vanish -- and as the prospect of Accenture's public stock offering beckons, though no date has been set -- attrition is 12percentt, said Roxanne Taylor, a spokeswoman for the firm.

But as universities expand and the school leaving population declines – the attrition rate may be set to rise, as admissions tutors accept students from increasingly diverse backgrounds with a far greater range of qualifications.