Sentence examples for average attrition from inspiring English sources

They talked of the weekly "average attrition" in worker numbers, and the constant need for up to "four thousand heads".

The average attrition rate (reduction rate of radius) was found to be approximately 0.2 0.7 nm/s.

Even including these outliers, the average attrition during a party's inaugural midterms is 35 House seats; excluding these two exceptions, the average loss is 41.

The experimental results are consistent with predictions of attrition fragments arising from crystal-impeller collisions, with a strong effect of impeller hardness on the average attrition rate, together with turbulent fluid drag-induced particle attrition.

The average attrition rate for college freshman at U.S. universities is around 20%, Phillips says.

STEM and Non-STEM agent attrition data are analyzed and compared to OPM data on NASA average attrition between 2005 and 2014.

I have demonstrated that the average monthly attrition rate under Obamacare in 2015 (3.6%) was nearly two-thirds higher than the average monthly attrition rate in the non-group market in 2006 (2.2%).

Thus, 5.17% of the February 2015 sign-ups dropped their coverage each month, whereas the average monthly attrition for the May 2015 sign-up group was 6.54%.

The sample includes a wide breadth of teachers from different contexts, and is double the size of the average teacher attrition study in Australia (Mason & Poyatos Matas 2015).

Average ART attrition rates for each patient subgroup before vs. after the earthquake are displayed in Table 2.

The data also showed that the average annual attrition rate for government employees was highest among the medical officers (19%), followed by the enrolled midwives (5%).