Finally, despite attempts by clinical pharmacists and physicians attempts to assess patients' competence, compliance and willingness to manage their own therapy attrition remained high [ 36] therefore further research should focus on effective assessment and targeting of self-testing.
However, because each woman served as her own control, the attrition does not bias the results.
Eleanor Antin's snapshots of herself on a diet, "carving" her own body through caloric attrition, are also here, along with a sculpture by Cildo Meireles, "The Southern Cross," which is no bigger than a pebble.
According to Dio Cassius, he inflicted genocidal depredations on the natives and incurred the loss of 50,000 of his own men to the attrition of guerrilla tactics, although it is likely that these figures are a significant exaggeration.
"You cannot withstand a war of attrition inside your own country," he said in an audio message posted on a website linked to al-Shabaab.
With that statement, he removed himself from the series as a player, but the rookie awe has evaporated and he is now firmly entrenched, a product of attrition and his own ascension.
In preparation for an upcoming Residency Review Committee analysis of our program, we took the opportunity to examine the reasons for attrition in our own institution.
While multivariable analysis showed few significant correlations between these strategies and reduced migration of graduates out of country, schools that provided bonuses or increased salaries for their faculty appeared to have less attrition of their own teaching staff.
The study excludes households who do not own their home to help mitigate attrition during follow-up.
The FBI director Louis Freeh was engaged in a war of attrition against many of his own senior investigators over personality clashes.
