Sentence examples for rapid attrition from inspiring English sources
"The Borneo elephant obviously needs special attention, and this is all the more imperative in view of the ongoing rapid attrition of its Sabah range," Dr. Sukumar said.
At the high-quality site in this study, mulching showed little potential as an economically feasible tool under either intensive weed control (due to the rapid attrition of mulching benefits) or minimal weed control (due to low survival and slow growth).
This minimised ascertainment bias and assured recruitment within four weeks of admission thus limiting survival bias due to rapid attrition of cancer-related deaths.
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.
By contrast to the rapid attrition from 2006 onwards, between 1986 and 2001, only about a net 7percentnt of nurses over the age of 45 years left the workforce every 5 years (table 3).
Cluster randomised trials by Addington-Hall et al and Jordhøy et al were only able to include less than 65% of patients at baseline, with rapid attrition even in the first month [ 9, 37].
We observed a rapid initial attrition of both limestones during the calcination step which was then followed by a highly stable period (up to 140 h of added circulation for one of the limestones) during which particle size changes were negligible.
A larger sample size is needed, however, to adequately test whether rapid telomere attrition reduces longevity.
Finally, we found evidence that more rapid telomere attrition increases mortality risk, although this trend was not significant.
This trend is consistent with observational findings in humans [4], [16], [32] and suggests that rapid telomere attrition could reduce ability to cope with infectious diseases during later life.
These are the main reasons for the low number of applicants and the rapid loss to attrition [ 22].
