Is the attrition less than 50%?
"We've been able to match them for three games; games with the kind of attrition I've not seen for a while.
"Obviously if the force shrinks through attrition, I would think the level of services would have to decrease and the level of overtime would increase," he said.
The MDS for us was a battle of attrition; I knew from the middle of stage 2 that we'd get to the end.
I mentioned the attrition issue and much of that is attributable to leadership, and so we're continuing to improve the quality of leadership over time.
Because so many experts seem to be expecting a tight, low-scoring, boring battle of attrition, I'm going to plump for a decent game with three or more goals, if only because, when it comes to international football, this World Cup has taught me plenty of supposed experts appear to have no idea what they're talking about.
I use panel attrition as a measure of return migration.
We studied attrition (i.e., participant dropout) 3 years after the baseline interview in a population-based Spanish cohort.
Particle breakage, i.e. attrition, inevitably occurs in most processes involving the transport of solid particles, such as Ca looping processes.
Descriptive statistics for the overall, between, and within variation of forecasts, forecast errors and number of non-responses (i.e., attrition) are reported in Table 1.
