Sentence examples for better attrition from inspiring English sources

It is found that the perfectly expanded nozzle (the exit pressure equal to the outside pressure) provides better attrition performance than over- and under-expanded jets.

Transiently increasing the infliximab dose at week 22 in a subgroup of those patients with persistently high disease activity did not lead to a better attrition rate (data not shown).

However, trials that were of higher quality in other ways (e.g. better allocation concealment and less attrition) tend to show the opposite effect with better quality being associated with higher rates of admissions with nurse-led care, albeit non-significant.

Furthermore, individuals themselves are an important resource in better understanding attrition behavior, which is seldom represented in the literature [ 6].

The prospective follow-up of newly diagnosed individuals is required to better evaluate attrition prior to ART eligibility among HIV-infected people.

To obtain a better understanding of attrition in a jet cup, both computational fluid dynamics (CFD) and cold flow studies were performed with a 2.5-cm (1-in).

Pietri battled attrition better than most, and was first to approach the final lap at the Olympic stadium, three minutes ahead of the next runner, Johnny Hayes of the U.S.

Results from a large meta-analysis conducted in the United States (US) showed that students in BL perform better, have less attrition, and are more satisfied than with traditional classrooms (Means, Toyama, Murphy, Bakia, & Jones, 2009).

Its recommendations, due at the end of this year, are likely to call on the AIA to track the progress of women in architecture to better understand the attrition phenomenon and to formulate steps the association should take to support its stated commitment to diversity.

This indicates that the DAS28 at week 14 or 22 can predict long-term attrition better than DAS response or ACR response can.

"Is the human cost of a slow war of attrition a better choice than acting decisively within a wider mandate?" asks Mr Cordesman.The argument over whether the West should arm the rebels and whether even an elastic interpretation of UN Security Council resolution 1973 would allow for it is trickier still.