Sentence examples for attrition was less from inspiring English sources

Attrition was less than 10% in the meta-analysis.

Attrition was less clearly described but in one study there was a participant withdrawal as overweight and self-conscious; 45 one author states that travel to the walking club may have affected attrition, 29 and one describes the different attrition rates between African-American and white walkers.

Given that study attrition is less relevant in this setting, we excluded this item.

A relative attrition of one means the attrition in both the intervention and control were equivalent; less than one, attrition is less in the intervention than the control arm, and greater than one, attrition in the intervention group was higher.

In these studies, attrition bias was less important because with the drop out of any study patient, the matching partner was also excluded and thus the balance of the groups was not severely affected [ 35, 39].

"There was less attrition than we'd had in the last four or five quarters," he said.

Hated interactive voice response (IVR) menus will disappear when customer service operators, following Zappos' lead, realize IVR increases attrition and is less profitable than live customer service representatives.

The as-prepared FCC catalysts can meet the requirements of industrial application since their attrition index is less than the industrial limit value of 2.5.

The attrition rates were less than 6% for any of the trial arms in Llanos-Cuentas 2014 which had a low risk of attrition bias.

Finally, assuming that attrition will be less than 20%, we apply a further inflation factor (factor 1.25) to allow for this.

There was less than 1% attrition between Q3 and birth, resulting in 1566 active participants at completion of pregnancy, 1491 (95.2%) of whom provided a maternal buccal swab.