Sentence examples for massive attrition from inspiring English sources

In 2011, Edsall dealt with massive attrition when he took over for Ralph Friedgen after a 9-4 season.

This proposed transcriptional proofreading checks the retention of a cogent transcriptional landscape, and eliminates, albeit crudely, a large proportion of all nascent spermatocytes, contributing to the massive attrition at this point.

The analysis of the breakage distribution parameters suggests splitting as the dominant mechanism as opposed to attrition or massive fracture.

Ultimately the only way to defeat the Nazis was to match them for scale and power: a massive and ghastly war of attrition.

The prosecution against MOOCs usually starts by highlighting the huge attrition rates for massive open courses, often claimed to run as high as 90-95 percent.

One of my colleagues recently wrote about the pending teacher shortage crisis in the United States, noting the leading factors in this trend: the proportion of teachers nearing retirement, massive teacher layoffs, and the attrition rate of new teachers.

Carcinogenic exposures and DNA repair defects can lead to sustained elevations in mutation rate; telomere attrition and chromothripsis can drive massive genomic rearrangement in catastrophic bursts (Bignell et al., 2007; Campbell et al., 2010; O'Hagan et al., 2002; Stephens et al., 2011).

The faculty attrition will be exacerbated by a massive increase in university enrollment anticipated over this same period.

However, during the first two decades of life, leukocyte telomere length experiences a much more rapid attrition than telomere length in skeletal muscle, because HSCs undergo massive proliferation to develop a vast HPC pool.

One could even assume that George Washington wasn't immune to this shock and awe moment once he realized the massive debt that the newly formed United States of America had accumulated in winning its war of attrition against the British.

After massive turnover in Edsall's first two seasons, the Terps have been steady and fought off any additional major attrition.