Unlike Venezuela's leader, fighting cancer and suffering the attrition of two decades in power, Mr Correa is fresh-faced and still in his first term.
These factors have emerged in a context that does not foster resistance, as tenants are desperate for new housing, forced to come up against a popular revitalization approach, and suffering from attrition in numbers over a long development timeline.
These are not without problems, however, often suffering from increasing attrition over time.
In addition, we conducted analysis using a sample where participants only had to have 2 waves of drinking data recorded, therefore suffering from less attrition than a sample restricted to those with 4 waves of data (Tables 4 and 5).
WASHINGTON ― Glenn Beck's website The Blaze is coming apart, suffering from a lack of editorial direction, staff attrition and internal discord, according to sources inside the news outlet.
Passchendaele was characterised by the mud of the battlefield, and has been widely used as an example of attrition warfare both the Commonwealth and German forces were suffering heavy casualties.
Given that emergency medicine as a specialty has only been existence for a relatively short period of time, there has been low resident enrollment and some attrition, with the downstream effect of most residency programs suffering from a limited number of emergency medicine-trained academic faculty.
In a business now suffering from giddy job-hopping, GECIS boasts the lowest staff-attrition rates in the country.
Finally, although a cohort of 73 patients suffering from a rare disease is a good sample size, there was significant attrition in questionnaire completion due to patient death and falling compliance.
This attrition rate is realistic because of our previous experience with longitudinal data collection with patients suffering from COFP showing a high dropout rate.
