Sentence examples for completion and attrition from inspiring English sources

"[R]acial/ethnic differences persist after controlling for the main and interactive effects of gender and field in seven-year completion and attrition," the authors write.

Feasibility data on acceptability, completion rates and attrition are supplemented by participant qualitative interviews.

At 7 years, Hispanic/Latino students had higher completion and lower attrition rates than black/African-American students: The authors found that 48% of Hispanic/Latino students had earned their degrees and 35% had left, compared to a 40% completion rate and a 38% attrition rate for black/African-American students.

These reports often lack details of QOL methods used to collect data (interview administered or self-completion, reasons for nonparticipation and attrition).

Data were collected about the family carers' involvement in the therapy sessions, time taken to conduct the dignity therapy sessions, any special accommodations made in the delivery of the intervention when family carers were involved, deviations from the dignity therapy protocol, reasons for non-completion and reasons for attrition.

Current research in the field of childhood weight management (WM) effectiveness is hampered by inconsistent terminology and criterion for WM programme completion, alongside other engagement-related concepts (e.g. adherence, dropout and attrition).

Today's pace and attrition forbids it.

Technology, training and attrition carried the day.

Submerged in the ennui of non-stop argument and attrition.

Note that fewer students answered remaining problems (more than three problems) due to either Skill Builder completion or attrition.

Weighted for sample selection and attrition.