Sentence examples for risk of quitting from inspiring English sources

The in campaign is bound to heavily rely on the risk of quitting the EU, just as the Better Together campaign in Scotland focused on the risk of Scottish economic independence.

The university is also researching the possibility of incorporating analysis of emails and other text interactions between staff and students to detect how negatively a student feels about the course, and therefore how much they are at risk of quitting.

However, our results did not indicate an increased risk of quitting among those whose incomes fell which is inconsistent with previous research by Siahpush and Carlin.

Retention strategies should be developed, implemented and evaluated at various centers and for all provider groups, but more importantly for those who appear to be at high risk of quitting.

The relative risk of quitting at 6 months for text-based support observed in the trial, 2.20 (95 % CI 1.80 2.68, P < 0.0001), is applied to the quit rate at 6 months in the control group (4.9%%) [ 1].

A prolonged and more complex treatment with daily intramuscular injections coupled with more side effects and might increase the risk of quitting TB treatment and rejecting being enrolled in HIV care.

The head of Britain's most powerful employers' organisation today issues a blunt warning about the risks of quitting the European Union after the Conservative party signalled the beginning of a drawn-out parliamentary battle over plans for an in-out referendum by 2017.

"There will be other gems at that level, but often the problem is that we can't offer a salary to justify the risk of them quitting their day job".

As a personal trainer, I have had colleagues estimate that the risk of clients quitting their workout program is 50percentt within the first six months of starting it.

The model tracked a hypothetical cohort of smokers over 35 years from age 50 who faced different probabilities of quitting smoking, risk of developing lung cancer and transferring between different health states (Table 1).

Participants (N = 200) were daily smokers enrolled in a larger smoking cessation treatment study (Project PRISM) designed to investigate changes in smoking risk perceptions throughout the process of quitting smoking.