Sentence examples for potential attrition from inspiring English sources

We enrolled 63 patients taking into account potential attrition due to infants' death at >24 hours or withdrawal from the study.

Sect. 2 describes the data and investigates the incidence and potential attrition bias due to the number of non-responses within our unbalanced panel.

As was the case for treatments, we also investigate the presence of potential attrition bias for controls by regressing of the key outcomes of interest, measured at the baseline, on an attrition dummy.

The report correctly points out that the proliferation of relatively cheap missiles and drones — which are normally countered by expensive, high-capability missiles — creates a potential attrition threat.

To achieve a sufficient sample size in the light of potential attrition as observed in previous studies, we estimated the sample size as 480 workers (440 in Spain and 40 in Portugal and Andorra).

We will add 10% to allow for potential attrition, therefore 1708 patients in total.

Our formative work indicated a potential 11% attrition rate.

It was adjusted by adding at least three respondents for each degree of freedom for all predictor variables and accounted for a potential 30% attrition rate.

However, due to the large sample size and the potential of attrition bias (34), only individuals with data for all rounds were used.

An important consideration is that these strategies can be limited by a potential cholinergic attrition that limits acetylcholine production by the vagus nerve during sepsis.

The reporting of missing data and how these data were managed was mixed across the 12 studies, indicating unclear risk and potential for attrition bias.