Sentence examples for large attrition from inspiring English sources

The current drug development pathway in oncology research has led to a large attrition rate for new drugs, in part due to a general lack of appropriate preclinical studies that are capable of accurately predicting efficacy and/or toxicity in the target population.

KIPP schools, also popular with the media, are well-known for having a large attrition rate and lower percentages of special needs students.

In many RCTs, there is often a large attrition rate.

We observed a large attrition rate of approximately 20% at each follow-up assessment point.

However, a rather large attrition rate is common in studies that include the oldest-old.

Limitations include large attrition rates in the standard care group (48% attrition rate), though this was similar in all groups.

The literature [ 37] strongly suggests that guidance/therapist contact during treatment is needed, as non-guided Internet treatments generally show smaller or nonexistent treatment effects and much larger attrition.

In one large trial, attrition was very high albeit well-documented [ 20].

However the lack of associations in this analysis might be due to the large sample attrition and associated selection bias in the long-term collection of outcome measures, and in the choice of the actual outcome measures.

The fast-bed riser, because of its high and relatively uniform gas velocity, serves to adjust the size, especially the size distribution of the agglomerates, that is, further capture of discrete micro-scale discrete particles for the smaller agglomerates to make them larger, and attrition of over-size agglomerates to make them smaller.

All of the studies had one or more deficiencies; failure to measure or report lung function, large variation in attrition, lack of blinding in assessment of treatment outcome, lack of use of standardised anxiety measures.