Unfortunately, in terms of costs, the vast majority of drug attrition in all disease areas is at late stages of clinical drug development (phases II and III).
With the U.S. poised to become a majority of-color nation in the coming years, the backward racists are outnumbered and will be outvoted through a process of attrition.
Loss to follow-up per year ranged from 5.6% to 28.9%, with the majority of villages having an attrition rate of less than 20% per year as indicated in the original study design [8].
The majority of studies reported high attrition rates and missing data handling was generally not well described (Table 2).
Among predisposing factors, the majority of responses regarding program attrition stems from participants' perceived confidence in the amount of diabetes knowledge already acquired and a high level of self-efficacy in their ability to adhere to self-care activities.
We similarly found the EDE global and subscale scores to be associated with higher a level of attrition which supports the majority of previous studies.
Even though it is now well recognized that success or failure of any education program may depend on individuals' initial attitudes or beliefs [ 13], the majority of the studies examining program attrition focus primarily on sociodemographics and clinical factors, paying little attention to psychosocial and contextual factors that may influence attrition behavior.
The majority of cases requiring adjunct services fell into two major categories: (1) crisis/emergent situations and (2) imminent risk of attrition.
66 As the majority (9/11) of studies were cross-sectional, there was no risk of attrition.
Michael White writes: Maggie Bain, as she was when I first knew her, was one of the 11 SNP MPs elected in the second parliament of 1974, the one when Labour leader Harold Wilson got an overall majority of three, which was lost by attrition soon after Jim Callaghan inherited the poisoned chalice.
