The phrase "attrition which in" is not correct and does not form a complete thought in written English.
It may be used in a context where you are discussing a specific type of attrition, but it requires additional information to be meaningful.
Example: "The study examined attrition which in many cases was due to lack of engagement."
Alternatives: "attrition that occurs in" or "attrition seen in".
Additionally, our report is limited by the loss of data because of subject attrition, which in this study amounted to 48% of the total sample.
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.
Second, attrition, which is inevitable in such a long prospective study, might cause bias, although the MRC NSHD has been found at age 53 to be representative in most respects of the national population born around that time 41 and the occupational class and unemployment profile of the MRC NSHD at ages 60 64 to be similar to the 2001 England Census reference population.
Intragroup comparisons over time are a key strength of longitudinal cohort studies; a major threat to the validity of results from such studies is nonresponse to follow-up surveys and/or attrition, which can result in a loss of statistical power and bias.
But we have seen an increase in morale and a decrease in attrition, which is now almost the lowest it's been since I came here" in 1990.
Genome-based comparison of drug targets together with quantitative tissue expression analysis allows rational prediction of pharmacology and cross-reactivity of human drugs in animal models thereby improving drug attrition which is an important challenge in the process of drug development.
Mixing conditions can create segregation and attrition which influence the nucleation rate, resulting in a change in crystals number, size, and thus final crystal size distribution (CSD).
Nevertheless, much criticism has been focused on the strategy of attrition, which General Westmoreland was instrumental in conceiving as well as directing.
This paucity of attention later results in high employee attrition which hurts Indian industries' ability to sustain growth and build globally competitive and adaptable workforce.
In industrial crystallizers, attrition, which refers to the process by which asperities and fines are removed from the surface of parent crystals, is recognized as a major cause of secondary nucleation.
However, since this is an unusually long study for this cohort, we will inflate our sample size to adjust for 32% attrition, which was the intervention dropout rate in our similar studies over one year.
