Sentence examples for components attrition from inspiring English sources

We examined changes in total biomass and its components (attrition of coarse woody debris (CWD), growth of shrubs and herbaceous plants, and tree recruitment) over the first 15 years following wildfire in a mountain hemlock (Tsuga mertensiana) forest in Oregon, using permanent plots representing random samples of four levels of fire-severity, from unburned to >90% tree mortality.

Despite efforts to ensure participant retention in the FGDs and diary components, attrition was high, likely due to heightened scrutiny of the sex sector during the WC period.

Since teachers reported the programme to be valuable and would recommend it to others, this would also be indicative of willingness to continue engagement, particularly with core components where attrition rates were low.

The components of involuntary attrition in the survey include dismissal (12%), retirement (10%), contract expiration or transfer (8%), and serious illness and death (38% --with AIDS being the leading cause of death.

It indicates the attitudinal component of the attrition.

Due to the relatively long duration and multiple components of our study, attrition rates may pose a potential limitation, making it difficult to reach our recruitment goal.

Despite participant attrition in some components of the evaluation (e.g., lung function, participant survey), the intervention itself recorded a 94%% retention rate over four weeks which indicated that LY was an acceptable intervention for patients.

JD systematically extracted the following data from the papers: authors and year of publication, study setting and location, method of screening and inclusion/exclusion criteria, method and level of randomisation, components of interventions, sample size, attrition rates, follow-up times, recovery outcome measures and recovery results.

Lower non-response rate Not suitable in big cities High attrition rate (snowball component) ITA Casacchia & Strozza (1990) Natale & Strozza (1997) Quota sampling Quotas by age and gender in 4 Italian Regions.

Its overall clinical appearance may also involve a frictional component, such as abrasion or attrition, particularly in older age groups.

Therefore, the integrity of the telomere, especially in regards to its role in the protection of chromosomal attrition, is a vital component of overall genomic stability.