Sentence examples for client attrition from inspiring English sources

While the booklet did not result in any significant reduction in client attrition, clients who received the booklet at their assessment were drinking less by the 6-month follow-up than those who did not receive the booklet.

Client attrition may occur at any time along the treatment trajectory.

Although no clear strategies in decreasing wait times emerge from the literature, various interventions have been found to reduce client attrition and increase client involvement in the treatment process.

Such recognition of psychiatric co-morbidity could serve to maximize treatment response, enhance client satisfaction, reduce attrition and lower treatment costs (Ladouceur et al., 2006).

Volume depends on program objectives, expected client volumes, and likely attrition rate.

Researchers have previously explored the effects of wait lists on pre-treatment attrition and client health outcomes.

Mr. Bailey bought flowers from retail florists to cover the attrition when clients walked into party setups, to check on them, just as the arrangements were starting to die.

"The Internet is here forever," said Mr. Himler, whose agency works for companies like Hotjobs.com, Northern Light Technology and Mvp.com, "but there's going to be a shake-out among dot-com clients and a high attrition rate in relationships".

A 50% participation rate and 25% attrition is anticipated, thus about 211 clients will be recruited, and 158 clients will provide complete client data over 18 months.

"We expect this plan to be cost neutral by 2009, when the cost savings of the buyouts equal the savings from the natural attrition rate," Hinchliffe wrote in client note Tuesday.

“The consensus among interviewees was that China still has not overcome clients’ concerns about limited English skills, attrition, and weak intellectual property protection,” McCarthy said.