Sentence examples similar to desired attrition from inspiring English sources
Bureaucracy, complex and competing tasks, and staff attrition impeded progress toward the desired changes.
Sample size was calculated using an estimated moderate effect size (0.40 ≤ r ≤ 0.50 [ 38]) with a significance level of 0.05, a desired power of 0.80 and an estimated attrition of 10%%.
Desired medical officer hiring is defined herein as the medical officers' gap (difference between desired medical officers and medical officers employed) and expected attrition of medical officers.
Ophthalmologist hiring is determined by desired ophthalmologist hiring, which is defined as the sum of ophthalmologist gap and the expected attrition of ophthalmologist.
Based on an attrition rate of approximately 10%, 49 165 services will need to be approached to obtain the desired sample at follow-up.
We also concluded that AN-purging subtype, personality traits, eating disorder features such as desired low body mass index (BMI), drive for thinness, dietary restriction and higher weight concerns and psychiatric co-morbidity, were associated with attrition.
The aim isn't to kill public broadcasting outright but to force a long war of attrition that slowly chips away at public's respect and broadcasters' desire to fight.
Whilst all stakeholders have an ongoing desire to improve the efficiency of clinical trial conduct, it is clear that attrition of drug candidates continues to restrict productivity.
After the triumph in 1947 of "A Streetcar Named Desire," he dedicated himself to his own greatness; the result was a moral and emotional attrition, which his plays increasingly registered.
Third, the rational desire to allocate resources to interventions that show the greatest promise entails a certain amount of attrition.
