Sentence examples for has been attrition from inspiring English sources

It has been attrition of the least insecure.

In addition, there has been attrition – they have lost Zak Hardaker, who has rapidly become a key figure at full-back, and Ryan Bailey, who has risen to the World Club Challenge in the past.

While the ALSPAC cohort is large, there has been attrition that, in longitudinal studies, has a tendency to be socially patterned and, therefore, if not accounted for may lead to bias., ALSPAC participants providing most information tend to be from more educated/affluent families.

Secondly, the larvae were in most occasions more than the pupae, suggesting there may have been attrition resulting from natural competition for available resources.

"There has been some attrition in the field.

Currently, active-duty personnel from all branches of the armed forces live on the base, though as Mr. Whalen put it, "there has been natural attrition of the military residents".

One major drawback has been the attrition caused by the lack of a reliable biological indicator (biomarker) to predict toxicity and efficacy early in the development pipeline.

There has been some attrition in later surveys of each age cohort; however the number of comments has not reduced proportionally (Table  1).

While the authors admit that there has been an attrition rate in follow-up due to the expected mortality and morbidity, to suggest that these 13 subjects somehow represented the entire original cohort maybe stretching things.

The initial cohort over-represented socially disadvantaged groups and there has been greater attrition in these groups so the remaining participants more closely match the Australian adolescent population [ 29, 30].

The history of European civilization has been rife with attrition and dispute, but the age of conflict is over.