This leaves room for some level of potential underperformance and attrition at the salesperson level.
There has been increasing interest in student nurse attrition due to the high level of attrition rates in many countries.
This may be why the overall level of attrition against US forces is falling while attacks by Iraqis on Iraqis are rising.
The tangential force data show that the level of attrition is also affected by the paddle wheel speed.
"Right now, we don't know a lot about why we're seeing that level of attrition," said James Merriman, the center's director.
For instance, given the high level of attrition in the current study, it is possible that those who dropped might have been less motivated or had different baseline abilities compared to those who completed the study.
Use of biomarkers should reduce this high level of attrition and bring forward key decisions (e.g., "fail fast"), thereby reducing the spiraling costs of drug development and increasing the likelihood of getting innovative and active drugs to cancer patients.
The level of attrition in an FCC unit is thus a function of the interactions between these features, particle properties and structure, and the hydrodynamic regimes prevailing in the unit.
Sure, she talks too fast when her feathers are ruffled and the fact that she's played this game so long has led to a certain level of attrition, but Curran's still just about in the game and played a reasonably solid hand last night.
What is of ultimate concern in this analysis, however, is not the level of attrition, but whether the attrition invalidates the inferences we make using these data.
