Such scratches cannot be generated by attrition, because they only result from the friction of objects clamped between both equivalent facets.
It is important to note that the numbers generated concerning attrition in this project are specific to providers trained in HIV/AIDS services in Ethiopia, and may not be generalized to other service areas or the Ethiopian workforce in general.
The specific process of allocation by LH score, whilst essential to balance numbers of low and high scores within each treatment arm, is in direct contrast to the normal practice of negotiated management and mutually formulated treatment goals and this may have generated higher attrition.
Conversely, if initial/birth telomere length were decreasing, cross-sectional analysis would generate aberrantly low estimates of attrition rate, as the difference between younger and older individuals would be understated.
The apparatus, whose riser was 41 mm ID and 4 m high, was operated under both inert and oxidizing conditions to establish the relative importance of purely mechanical attrition and combustion-assisted attrition in generating carbon fines.
It now takes the manager less than 15 min to generate a report on workforce exit and attrition.
Scenarios where attrition is dependent on unobserved variables can be simulated by generating data sets where attrition is dependent on variables with missing values.
Genome-wide telomere attrition in somatic cells, for example, may generate naked DNA ends that act as a nidus for on-going genomic rearrangement (Bardeesy and DePinho, 2002; O'Hagan et al., 2002; Sahin and Depinho, 2010).
These encounters, along with shifting food supplies and intertribal territorial wars, generated extensive migration and attrition among some groups.
Psychological treatment for patients with personality disorders (PD) is plagued with a high proportion of early dropouts, and attempts to identify risk factors for attrition have generated very few conclusive results.
