The phrase "attrition severity" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts discussing the impact or seriousness of attrition, such as in business or academic settings.
Example: "The company is analyzing the attrition severity to understand its effects on productivity and employee morale."
Alternatives: "rate of attrition" or "attrition impact".
We identified several other independent risk factors for medically related attrition, including disorder severity, diagnosis mix (specifically, PTSD comorbid with a depressive disorder), being a non-commissioned member, and being in certain occupational categories.
This might bias findings if attrition is linked to disease severity and/or death.
There were, however, no significant association between sleep complaint severity score and attrition rate, the amount of comorbid axis I disorders, or treatment received in our sample.
More animals were operated in experimental groups of greater severity in anticipation of attrition.
MRI (no cohort, two cross-sectional, one case control study); cross-sectional analyses found greater attrition was associated with greater pain severity, without covariate adjustment [ 103, 138], but not after adequate covariate adjustment [ 138].
In summary, osteophytes, attrition and cysts are not associated with severity of hand pain.
15 16 These studies, however, have methodological limitations including small numbers, high attrition rates and, most importantly, confounding by severity.
Although our pilot survey sample reported a strong interest in physical activity, a similar recruitment strategy for a pilot intervention yielded higher than expected attrition and drop-outs due to symptom severity and disease burden.
Further analysis showed that there were no significant differences in quality of life, sex, age, method of treatment and severity of disease between the attrition group and those who completed the study.
In summary, bone attrition is associated, but not independently so, with severity of pain.
